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# B3 User

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# B3 Admin

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# Installation

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# Introduction This manual is a user guide for the Boomerang 3 system, offered by ICU Scandinavia AB. The Boomerang 3 system is an automatic system for logging and monitoring physical parameters such as temperature, relative humidity, and pressure. It makes monitoring and quality assurance of your laboratory simple, precise, and efficient. The system automatically collects information about parameters, for example, in refrigerators, freezers, incubators, and heating cabinets. It triggers alarms if pre-set thresholds are exceeded. The alarm messages are delivered to designated contacts using defined methods such as e-mail, SMS, and voicemail. It offers extended management including: * user accounts with six levels of rights that enable a security system definition to reduce human-related threats, * multilevel administration groups to reflect the company or department structure, * infrastructure to define the hardware elements that deliver the measurements to the system, * alarm definitions, with alarm ranges defining the conditions and alarm groups defining the distribution. The Boomerang 3 was developed based on more than 20 years of experience in the field of automatic quality assurance. ICU Scandinavia AB reserves the right to modify or update this document at any time without notice. # Definitions Abbreviations used in the documentation. Use this page as a quick reference for abbreviations used across this manual. ### Abbreviations * **AI**: Artificial intelligence. * **AD**: Active Directory. * Used in [Login with MS Entra (AD) account](/boomerang-3-user-manual/login/login_with_active_directory_account). * **B3**: Boomerang 3. * **CP**: Control point. * See [Control point handling](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/control_points). * **GW**: Gateway. * **ICU**: ICU Scandinavia. * **MP / MPs**: Measuring point / Measuring points. * See [Measuring Points button](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/dashboard-buttons/measuring-points-button). * **MS**: Microsoft. * **OTP**: One-time password. * Used in [Change PIN](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings/change-pin). * **PC**: Personal computer. * **PIN**: Personal identification number. * Used for signing. See [Set PIN](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings/set-pin). * **QR**: Quick Response code. * **RB**: Relay Box. * **SMS**: Short Message Service. * Used for text message alarms. See [Alarm delivery](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-delivery). * **UI**: User interface. {% hint style="info" %} If you add a new abbreviation to a page, add it here too. {% endhint %} # Login Access to the system. Boomerang 3 is web-based. Access it from a web browser on a PC, tablet, or smartphone. Supported browsers include Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. To access the system, your Boomerang administrator provides: * system address (URL) * username * password You can also log in using a Microsoft Entra ID (Active Directory) account. This requires your user to be configured as an Entra (AD) user in Boomerang. ### Open the login page 1. Open a supported browser. 2. Enter the Boomerang 3 system address (URL). 3. Press **Enter**. Optional: add the URL to your bookmarks to speed up future logins. The login form opens:

### Choose a login method * [Login with Boomerang 3 account](/boomerang-3-user-manual/login/login_with_boomerang_3_account) * [Login with MS Entra (AD) account](/boomerang-3-user-manual/login/login_with_active_directory_account) ### Logout See [Logout and automatic logout](/boomerang-3-user-manual/login/logout_and_automatic_logout). # Login with Boomerang 3 account Access with a Boomerang 3 account. Use this method if you have a Boomerang 3 username and password. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Enter credentials Enter your username and password. For most users, the username is your email address.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Sign in Click **Sign in**. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Confirm you are logged in After login, the home view opens. You will see the [Navigation pane](/boomerang-3-user-manual/navigation_pane) on the left. You will see the [Dashboard](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard) in the center. ![](/files/aKeu7VVPm3Z0fRMxsZNl) {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} # Login with MS Entra (AD) account Access with an MS Entra account. Use this method if your Boomerang user is configured for Microsoft Entra ID (AD) login. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Start Microsoft login Click **Login with Microsoft**.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Pick an account Microsoft displays the **Pick an account** form.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Approve sign-in Select the Microsoft account you registered in Boomerang. Approve the sign-in request in Microsoft Authenticator.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Stay signed in prompt The **Stay signed in** choice does not affect Boomerang login. Click **Yes** or **No**.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Confirm you are logged in The Dashboard opens.

{% endstep %} {% endstepper %} {% hint style="warning" %} Entra (AD) users must have a PIN enabled to sign operations and events in the system. See [Sign](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/sign). {% endhint %} {% hint style="info" %} Subsequent logins may skip the Microsoft prompts. This depends on whether you are still signed in to your Microsoft account. {% endhint %} ### Logout For Entra users, logout is called **Logout AD**.

# Logout and automatic logout Leave the Boomerang system. Use logout to end your current session. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Log out Click the Profile icon

. Select **Logout**. ![](/files/JiTRkYAdJLeQ3kHMHrJu) {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} You return to the login form. {% hint style="info" %} Boomerang logs you out automatically after 20 minutes of inactivity. {% endhint %} {% hint style="info" %} If you use Microsoft Entra login, logout will be labeled **Logout AD**. {% endhint %} # Common elements Boomerang 3 common elements. Some controls are used across multiple views. They behave the same way everywhere. Use this section as a reference when you see a familiar control in the UI. ### Elements * [Search](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/search): filters a list by a text string. * [Sign](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/sign): confirms changes and events. * [Tooltips](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/tooltips): shows contextual help. * [List display](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/list_display): changes how lists and rows are shown. * [Scope of view](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/scope_of_view): limits what data is shown based on selected scope. * [Time range selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/time-range-selection): controls the time window used in graphs and lists. * [Show removed items](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/show_removed_items): toggles visibility of removed objects. # Search Searching for system items. Many forms include a **Search** field. It filters the current list to items that match your text. ### Use search 1. Enter a search string. 2. Click the magnifying glass. Search is case-insensitive. ### Clear search Clear the search field and click the magnifying glass again. All items are shown. {% columns %} {% column %}

{% endcolumn %} {% column %}

{% endcolumn %} {% endcolumns %} ### Search scope Search scope depends on what you are searching. Example: for users, search matches name, username, and email address. # Sign Confirming the actions Signing confirms a change or action in the system. It provides traceability and an audit trail. ### When signing is required Signing is required for changes that affect system state. Examples: * changing user settings (such as email) * measuring point calibration adjustments * alarm acceptance and signing The system stores the signing history in the database. ### User Signature form When signing is required, the **User Signature** form opens.

If PIN is enabled for the system group and for your user, the form looks like this:

### Sign an action {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Enter credentials Enter your username and password. If PIN is enabled and selected, enter your PIN instead. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Add a comment (recommended) Add a short comment that explains the reason. An administrator can make comments mandatory for a system group. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Confirm Click **Sign**. Boomerang confirms when the change is completed. {% endstep %} {% endstepper %}

# Tooltips Contextual help. The blue question mark icon ![](/files/cY8FhTfniibX9hYpnSwh) provides contextual help. Hover over the icon to show the tooltip. On touch devices, tap the icon.

# List display Lists view. Most lists support pagination. Use the **rows per page** control in the bottom-right corner of the list. This changes how many rows are shown on one page. If the list is longer than one page, use the page controls at the bottom. ![](/files/Lk2FibKlU893hpGwA7TH) # Scope of view Things that define the user's view. What you can see in Boomerang depends on: * your user role and rights * your position in the organisation structure * the selected time range Some items and actions are hidden if you do not have sufficient rights. If you do not see expected data (for example, the latest readings), check [Time range selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/time-range-selection). The data may be outside the current time range. # Time range selection View date and time range. Use the time range selector to control what period is shown in graphs and lists. Click the time range button in the upper-right corner of the **Overview** section. The button label reflects the current selection. Default is **Last 7 days**. The selection applies to all views.

### Preset ranges Select one of these ranges: * **Last 24 hours** * **Last 3 days** * **Last 7 days** * **Last 30 days** * **Custom Range** ### Custom Range If you select **Custom Range**, a form opens. Select the start and end date. To set exact times, use the start and end time fields below the calendar.

Click **Apply**. # Show removed items View of historical items. Administrators can remove system items. Removal is only possible when the item has no remaining dependencies. If dependencies exist, Boomerang blocks the removal. It shows what must be resolved first. ### Use the switch In lists that support it, use the switch to toggle between: * active items * removed or inactive items This is useful for accessing historical data. Removed items are shown when the slider is to the right and blue. ![](/files/vPWdIL9XubwszQDeQyTJ) ![](/files/wbE4ziCryB0UQUtrQQV7) ### Restore Some removed items can be restored. Restore steps depend on the item type. See the relevant chapter for that item. # Navigation pane Access to different functions of the system. The navigation pane is on the left side of the home view. It gives access to Boomerang functions and pages. ### Collapse and expand Click the minimize/maximize icon

to collapse the pane. Click it again to expand it. {% columns %} {% column %}

{% endcolumn %} {% column %}

{% endcolumn %} {% endcolumns %} ### Menu items The navigation pane items are described in these sections: * [Dashboard](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard) * [Automatic Reports](/boomerang-3-user-manual/automatic_reports) * [Multiple Object Reports](/boomerang-3-user-manual/multiple-object-reports) * [Documents](/boomerang-3-user-manual/documents) * [Support](/boomerang-3-user-manual/support) {% hint style="info" %} Menu items depend on your user rights. Some items are only visible for administrators. {% endhint %} ### Admin menu The **Admin** menu is only available to administrators. See the admin manual: * [Admin manual](https://help.boomerang3.com/boomerang-3-domain-administrator-manual/) * [Admin menu](/boomerang-3-domain-administrator-manual/admin) # Dashboard Main system view. After login, the **Dashboard** opens. If you open another view, click the Dashboard icon

in the navigation pane to return here. ### What you can do on the Dashboard * Navigate the organisation structure (system group → division → group → object). * See active alarms per group. * Open object views and work with measuring points. * Jump to common actions using the dashboard buttons.

### Dashboard details Use these pages for the individual UI elements and actions: * [System structure](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/system_structure) * [Dashboard elements](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/dashboard_elements) * [Dashboard buttons](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/dashboard-buttons) * [Language selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/language_selection) * [Profile settings](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings) * [Object view](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view) * [Alarms and warnings handling](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings) {% hint style="info" %} What you see on the Dashboard depends on your rights and selected scope. If something is missing, check your scope and role. {% endhint %} # System structure Description of Boomerang 3 hierarchies. Boomerang 3 has two hierarchies: * **Organisation**: how you group objects for daily work and permissions. * **Infrastructure**: the technical components that deliver readings and alarms. ### Organisation Organisation is the administrative structure. It also drives what you can see, based on your rights. Hierarchy: * System Group

* Division ![](/files/ohrYrBSHfZ3V0INX1oc2) * Group and optional subgroup(s) Top-level groups are called **root groups**. They use the green group icon

. Lower-level groups use the blue group icon

. Access to organisation levels depends on your rights. For example, a normal user may only see groups and subgroups. See also [Scope of view](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/scope_of_view). ### Infrastructure Infrastructure is the technical structure. It contains the hardware and software blocks that deliver measurements and dispatch alarms. Examples include objects, gateways, measuring points, measuring ranges, and relay boxes. Infrastructure is configured in the **Admin** menu (administrators only). See the [Admin manual](https://help.boomerang3.com/boomerang-3-domain-administrator-manual/). ### Objects Groups and subgroups contain objects. Objects connect organisation and infrastructure. Object types: * Regular object

: measurement points and control points. * Transport object

: transport points and control points. * Functional object

: control points only. * Technical object

: technical measuring points (battery, radio level). See [Object view](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view). ### Points Objects have points assigned to them. These include measuring, transport, technical, and control points. See [Point types](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/point-types). ### How it appears on the Dashboard Your administrator defines the structures. They reflect your organisation and the naming of measuring and control points. The system structure is shown in the overview part of the Dashboard. ![](/files/EgDAZQrlwNT302qpiZt7) You only see levels you have access to. An administrator may see system groups. A standard user may only see lower-level groups. Click the icon of an item to unfold the structure below. In the example below the `S1` system contains 2 divisions, `S1D1` and `S1D2`. The `S1D1` division was unfolded, and it contains 2 root groups, `S1D1G1` and `S1D1G2`. ![](/files/384SCPx6P2woQkl2SRPB) Click the group to unfold it. A group may contain subgroups and objects with their measuring points. The `S1D1G1` group contains `S1D1O1` object, for which its first 3 MPs are shown below. The list of objects and sensors in this group is longer and the screenshot presents only the top part. ![](/files/L910IiCRf29UVitTVlCx) The S3 system contains 1 division, `S3 D1`. It contains 1 group, `S3D1 G1`, which has 2 subgroups, `S3D1G1G1` and `S3D1G1G2`. There is also `S3D1O3` object, which has no MPs. ![](/files/WOVGQZRCaDIzA5Xwvjxx) # Dashboard elements Numbered callouts for the main dashboard UI. The Dashboard contains the UI elements shown below. The numbered callouts match the list. {% hint style="info" %} What you see on the Dashboard depends on your rights and selected scope. {% endhint %}

Dashboard with numbered callouts — Dashboard elements (callouts 1–14)

1. [Navigation pane](/boomerang-3-user-manual/navigation_pane). 2. Navigation pane minimize/maximize button. 3. [Language selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/language_selection). 4. User menu: your name, [Profile settings](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings), and [Logout](/boomerang-3-user-manual/login/logout_and_automatic_logout). 5. [Measuring Points button](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/dashboard-buttons/measuring-points-button). 6. [Control Points button](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/dashboard-buttons/control-points-button). 7. [System Status button](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/dashboard-buttons/system-status-button). * Green: no active system alarms. * Red: at least one active system alarm. * Click to open the system alarm list. 8. Organisation structure tree (see [System structure](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/system_structure)). Click an item to unfold lower levels. Active alarm counts show on the right of each group row. 9. [Show technical Objects switch](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/show-technical-objects-switch). 10. [Show removed Objects switch](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/show-removed-objects-switch). 11. [Search](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/search) filters the organisation list by name. Results appear after you enter 2+ characters. Click **Clear** to reset. 12. [Time range selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/time-range-selection). Default is 7 days. 13. Alarm counters showing the number of active alarms per group (right side of each group row). See [Alarm presentation](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-presentation). 14. Context help. # Language selection Select temporary UI language. Click the flag icon to change the UI language for the current session. The change applies instantly. At next login, the language resets to your profile default. To change the default language, update it in [Profile settings](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings).

# Profile settings Open your profile, update preferences, and manage PIN and alarm delivery. Every user can open and edit their own profile settings. Some fields may be read-only, depending on your role and login method. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open Profile settings 1. Click the profile icon

. 2. Select **Profile**.

Open Profile from the user menu

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Update fields #### Account * **Name**: Your display name. * **Email**: Used for login (most roles) and email alarm delivery. * Changing this will change your login. * **Username** (domain admins only): Used for login instead of email. #### Preferences * **Time zone**: Used for event and alarm timestamps. * **Language**: Default UI language after login. * Temporary session language is described in [Language selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/language_selection). #### Notifications * **Phone Number**: Used for SMS and voice call alarms. * Format must include country code, for example `+358401234567`. * **Disable alarms**: Pause alarm delivery for a date range. * See [Disable alarms for a user](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings/disable-alarms-for-a-user). * **Alarm Group**: Shows your alarm groups and how many users receive alarms in each. #### Security * **Use PIN for signing**: Enable signing with PIN (requires a PIN). * **User Devices**: Mobile devices registered for the ICU Boomerang Mobile app.

Profile settings form

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Save Click **Save** and sign to apply your changes. {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} ### Common actions * Change password: [Change password](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings/change-password) * Forgotten password: [Forgotten password](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings/forgotten-password) * Set PIN: [Set PIN](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings/set-pin) * Change PIN: [Change PIN](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings/change-pin) See also: [Logout and automatic logout](/boomerang-3-user-manual/login/logout_and_automatic_logout). # Change password Update your password from your profile, then log in again. Use this when you know your current password. If you forgot it, use [Forgotten password](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings/forgotten-password). {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open the change password form In [Profile settings](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings), click **Change password**.

Change password button

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Enter your passwords 1. Enter your **Old password**. 2. Enter your **New password**. 3. Confirm the **New password**. 4. Click **Save** and sign. {% hint style="info" %} If the system enforces password rules, follow the on-screen validation. {% endhint %} {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Confirm and log in again A confirmation message appears.

Password change confirmation message — Confirmation message

1. Click **OK**. 2. You are logged out and returned to the login page. 3. Log in with your new password. {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} # Forgotten password Reset your password from the login screen using a recovery email. Use this when you cannot remember your current password. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Start password recovery On the login screen, click **Forgot Password?**

Login screen with Forgot Password link — Forgot Password link

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Send the recovery email A recovery form opens.

Password recovery email form — Password recovery form

1. Enter the email address you use to log in. 2. Click **Send Recovery Email**.

Send Recovery Email button — Send recovery email

A confirmation appears.

Recovery email sent confirmation — Confirmation

{% hint style="info" %} If the email does not arrive, check your spam folder. {% endhint %} {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Reset the password Open the recovery email and click the reset link.

Recovery email with reset link — Recovery email

The password reset form opens.

1. Enter your email address. 2. Enter a new password. 3. Confirm the new password.

Password and Confirm password fields — Enter the new password

Click **Change Password**. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Log in The login page opens. Log in with your new password. {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} # Set PIN Create a PIN and enable signing with PIN instead of password. A PIN can be used for signing instead of your password. The PIN must be 4–6 digits. {% hint style="info" %} PIN usage must be enabled by an administrator at system group level. {% endhint %} {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Set the PIN In [Profile settings](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings), click **Set PIN**.

Set PIN button

1. Enter the PIN. 2. Confirm the PIN. 3. Click **Save** and sign.

PIN entry form — Enter and confirm the PIN

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Enable signing with PIN Back in the profile form: 1. Enable **Use PIN for signing**. 2. Click **Save** and sign.

Use PIN for signing option — Enable Use PIN for signing

You can now sign with a PIN.

Signing prompt using PIN — Sign with PIN

{% endstep %} {% endstepper %} ### Change or reset your PIN See [Change PIN](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings/change-pin). # Change PIN Update your PIN, or reset it using an email OTP. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Change PIN (you know the old PIN) In [Profile settings](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings), click **Change PIN**.

Change PIN button

1. Enter your **Old PIN**. 2. Enter your **New PIN**. 3. Confirm the **New PIN**. 4. Click **Save**.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Reset PIN (you forgot the old PIN) 1. Click **Forgot PIN**. 2. An OTP code is sent to your email address.

Forgot PIN and OTP request — Request OTP

3. Enter the OTP code. 4. Click **Verify OTP**. 5. A form opens to set a new PIN.

6. Enter the new PIN twice. 7. Click **Save** and sign. 8. A confirmation message appears.

PIN changed confirmation message — Confirmation

{% hint style="info" %} OTP emails can take a few minutes to arrive. Check your spam folder. {% endhint %} {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} # Email and SMS test Send test notifications to verify email and SMS delivery for your user. Use these tests to verify your notification settings. {% hint style="info" %} You need a valid email address and phone number in your profile. SMS delivery also depends on system configuration and mobile carrier delays. {% endhint %} {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Email test 1. Click **Email test**. 2. A confirmation message appears.

Email test button and confirmation — Email test

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### SMS test SMS test requires a phone number in international format (for example, `+358401234567`). 1. Click **SMS test**. 2. A confirmation message appears.

SMS test button and confirmation — SMS test

{% hint style="warning" %} If you get a confirmation but do not receive a message, verify your phone number and contact your administrator. {% endhint %} {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} # Disable alarms for a user Temporarily pause alarm delivery for your user, then re-enable it later. Use this when you don’t want to receive alarms for a period (vacation, absence). {% hint style="info" %} Dates use your profile time zone. {% endhint %} {% hint style="warning" %} Disabling alarms can leave an alarm group with no active recipients. The system warns when only one (or zero) users remain. {% endhint %} {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Disable alarm delivery 1. Open [Profile settings](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings). 2. In **Disable alarms**, set **From date** and **To date**. 3. Click **Save** and sign.

Disable alarms section with From date and To date fields — Disable alarms date range

Save button and signing prompt — Save and sign changes

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Re-enable alarm delivery To re-enable alarms, clear **From date** and **To date**, then click **Save**. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Understand the warning icons The system monitors how many users will receive alarms for each alarm group. If only one user remains, the UI shows a warning.

Warning when an alarm group has only one active recipient — Warning when only one active recipient remains

Example: only one user will receive alarms from some alarm groups.

Alarm groups list showing only one active recipient — Example alarm groups with a single active recipient

If the last active recipient disables alarms, those alarm groups show an alarm icon.

Alarm icon shown when there are no active recipients — Alarm icon when no active recipients remain

The system allows you to save this change, even if it leaves an alarm group with no active recipients. {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} {% hint style="danger" %} Ensure at least one user remains able to receive alarms for every alarm group before you disable your own alarms. If you are unsure, contact your administrator. {% endhint %} # Dashboard buttons Quick links to the three dashboard buttons and what each one does. The Dashboard buttons are shown at the top of the Dashboard. ![Dashboard buttons (Measuring Points, Control Points, System Status)](/files/i4SsmO4TGMTTHzUigdbD) ### Buttons * [Measuring Points button](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/dashboard-buttons/measuring-points-button) * Shows the number of active measuring point alarms. * Opens the measuring point alarm list. * [Control Points button](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/dashboard-buttons/control-points-button) * Opens the control points list. * [System Status button](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/dashboard-buttons/system-status-button) * Shows the current system alarm status. * Opens the system alarm list. {% hint style="info" %} System alarms are only visible to Domain Administrators. {% endhint %} # Measuring Points button See how many measuring point alarms are active and open the alarm list. The **Measuring Points** button shows the number of active measuring point alarms. It also opens the measuring point alarm list.

### Button states * **Green**: no active measuring point alarms. * **Yellow**: at least one warning is active. * **Red**: at least one alarm is active. The number in the center shows the count of active alarms. {% hint style="info" %} The button only counts alarms in your current view scope. {% endhint %} ### Open the alarm list Click the button to open the measuring point alarm list.

### Columns in the alarm list The list shows: * Object name and measuring point name * [Alarm type](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-types) * Triggered time and alarming value * Latest value and reception timestamp * Alarm description # Control Points button Open the control points list from the dashboard. The **Control Points** button opens the control points list.

### Open the control points list Click the button to open the control points list.

See [Control point handling](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/control_points). # System Status button Check the system alarm status and open the system alarm list. The **System Status** button shows the current system alarm status.

### Button states * **Green**: no active system alarms. * **Red**: at least one active system alarm. ### Open the system alarm list Click the button to open the system alarm list.

{% hint style="info" %} System alarms are only visible to Domain Administrators. {% endhint %} # Object view Description of object view types Boomerang 3 provides two object views: * **Dashboard object view**: quick overview inside a group. * **Detailed object view**: full object details with tabs. Both views show the points that belong to the object. ### Start here * [Dashboard object view](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/dashboard-object-view) * [Detailed object view](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view) ### Concepts used in both views * [Point types](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/point-types) * [Measuring Points selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/measuring-points-selection) * [Object view scope](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/object-view-scope) ### Optional objects * [“Show technical Objects” switch](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/show-technical-objects-switch) * [“Show removed Objects” switch](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/show-removed-objects-switch) {% hint style="info" %} What you see depends on your rights and selected scope. {% endhint %} # Dashboard object view The object overview you see when browsing groups on the dashboard. You see the dashboard object view when you navigate down to a **group**. Each object row shows the object and its points. Point icons depend on point type. See [Point types](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/point-types).

Dashboard object view showing an object with points — Dashboard object view

{% hint style="info" %} Objects can contain measuring points and control points. Some objects also show transport or technical points. {% endhint %} # Detailed object view Open an object to access full details and work with tabs. Click an object on the Dashboard to open the detailed object view.

### Measuring point selection and scope * Select measuring points at the top of the view. * See [Measuring Points selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/measuring-points-selection). * Select the time range. * See [Object view scope](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/object-view-scope).

Object header with measuring point names — Object header and measuring point selector

### Tabs * [Graph tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/graph-tab) * [List tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/list-tab) * [Activity log tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/activity-log-tab) * [Properties tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/properties-tab) * [Technical tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/technical-tab) * [Logbook tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/logbook-tab) * [Control points tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/control-points-tab) * [Documents tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/documents-tab) {% hint style="info" %} Some tabs may be hidden depending on object type and your rights. {% endhint %} # Graph tab View charts, zoom, navigate time, and show alarm limits. The **Graph** tab shows charts for the selected measuring points.

### Multiple measuring points If you select multiple measuring points, each chart uses a different color. See [Measuring Points selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/measuring-points-selection).

Legend showing colors for multiple measuring points — Legend and colors

### Navigate and zoom * Click **Next** / **Previous** to move the time window. * Click and drag on the chart to zoom into a time range. * Click **Revert** to exit zoom. {% columns %} {% column %}

{% endcolumn %} {% column %}

{% endcolumn %} {% endcolumns %} Hover over the graph to see details for a measurement.

Tooltip with measurement details — Measurement details on hover

### Alarm limits If a single measuring point is selected and it has limits, the limits appear on the graph. * Alarm limits: red (upper) and blue (lower) * Warning limits: yellow

Graph with alarm and warning limit lines — Alarm and warning limits

Hover over a limit line to see its details.

Alarm limit details tooltip — Limit details

### Average value With a single measuring point selected, the average of displayed readings is shown above the graph. ### Show all measurements If many readings exist, the chart may downsample. Enable **Show All Measurements** to render all points.

Show All Measurements toggle — Show All Measurements

{% columns %} {% column %}

{% endcolumn %} {% column %}

{% endcolumn %} {% endcolumns %} ### Show removed measuring points Click **Show removed Measuring Points** to list removed measuring points.

Show removed Measuring Points button — Show removed Measuring Points

Click **Show** to display a graph of removed measuring point readings for the last month of activity.

Change the time range to navigate earlier readings. # List tab View measurement values in a table for the selected points and time range. The **List** tab shows measurement values for the selected measuring points. It respects your current scope. See [Object view scope](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/object-view-scope).

List tab showing measurement values — List tab

# Activity log tab Review alarms, warnings, and other events for selected measuring points. The **Activity log** tab lists events for the selected measuring points.

The **Activity Log** tab displays a red X ![](/files/l6IzqXO218ErVgm21csc) if there are active alarms or warnings in the current view. The red X is visible in the example above. ### Event types Events can include: * alarms and warnings * communication errors * configuration changes ### What each record includes Typical fields include: * event date and time * measuring point name * event type * description * alarm limit name * signing user details * comments ### Filter and sign alarms Use **Event Type** filters to narrow the list.

Active alarms can be signed from this tab. See [Alarms and warnings handling](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings). {% hint style="info" %} Active alarms are shown regardless of the selected time range. Time range selection is described in [Time range selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/time-range-selection). {% endhint %} Select alarms using the leftmost checkbox column.

Select active alarms using checkboxes — Select alarms

Click **Sign Alarm** to sign selected alarms.

Signed alarm showing signing details — Signed alarms

# Properties tab View and (if permitted) edit object and measuring point configuration. The **Properties** tab shows configuration for the object and its points. Administrators can edit settings here. {% hint style="info" %} What you can edit depends on your rights. If you cannot change a field, it is read-only. {% endhint %}

Properties tab showing object configuration — Object properties

Properties tab showing measuring point configuration — Measuring point properties

# Technical tab View technical infrastructure configuration details for the object. The **Technical** tab shows infrastructure configuration details.

# Logbook tab View control point logs and manual entries. The **Logbook** tab shows: * logs created by control point actions * manual entries added by users Control point functions are described in [Control point handling](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/control_points).

### Create a manual entry 1. Enter a comment. 2. Optionally upload a document (for example, a maintenance report). 3. Select **Manual** and/or **Important** if needed. 4. Click **Save** and sign.

Create logbook entry form — Create an entry

The entry appears in the list.

New logbook entry in the list — New entry

# Control points tab View and work with the object’s control points. The **Control points** tab lists control points for the object. Control point handling is described in [Control point handling](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/control_points).

# Documents tab Upload, view, and delete documents linked to an object. The **Documents** tab shows documents linked to the object. You can upload e.g. manuals, certificates, and maintenance reports.

Documents tab showing object documents — Documents tab

{% stepper %} {% step %} ### Upload a document 1. Click **Upload document**. 2. Enter a document name. 3. Click **Browse** and select a file. 4. Click **Upload** and sign.

Upload document dialog — Upload document

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### View or delete a document * Click the **Show** ![](/files/IK6m4vukpaaB5GbGtPwt) icon to view a document. * Click the **Delete** ![](/files/hAoIENgSy4KV0bF37Gai) icon to remove a document.

Documents list with Show and Delete icons — Show and Delete actions

{% endstep %} {% endstepper %} See also: [Documents](/boomerang-3-user-manual/documents). # Measuring Points selection Select which measuring points are included in graphs, lists, and logs. Use the measuring point names at the top of the detailed object view to toggle visibility. Selected points affect most tabs. Tabs hide data for points that are not selected.

Measuring point selector showing one selected point — Select measuring points

# Object view scope How measuring point selection and time range control what is shown in the object view. Object view tabs follow a shared scope. Scope is defined by: * time range * selected measuring points ### Time range Select the time range as described in [Time range selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/time-range-selection). ### Measuring points selection Select measuring points as described in [Measuring Points selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/measuring-points-selection). ### Result Tabs only show data for the selected measuring points inside the selected time range. See also: [Scope of view](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/scope_of_view). # Point types What measuring, transport, control, and technical points mean. Points belong to objects. Point icons and behavior depend on point type. ### Measuring point Collects measurements from a sensor (for example, a temperature sensor). The icon may appear grey when no readings are received. {% hint style="info" %} Measuring point icons are configurable in measuring point properties (administrator). {% endhint %}

Measuring point icon selection list — Measuring point icon selection

### Transport point ![](/files/s07jFHEgnfMLX4K1JJK3) Collects measurements from a mission sensor. ### Control point ![](/files/MVdUT2Ky5Mdzv3vn2diK) Requires signing according to schedule. ### Technical point Used for infrastructure health and diagnostics. Common types: * Battery ![](/files/7XIUezyuLNl5MmQKAp5E) * RSSI (radio quality) ![](/files/icFyN4nYQTgRlQTv2ViB) # “Show technical Objects” switch Show technical objects used for infrastructure diagnostics. Use **Show technical Objects** to display technical objects in the organisation tree.

Technical objects contain points such as battery voltage or radio transmission level. They help you diagnose infrastructure issues. Technical objects use a cogwheel

icon.

# “Show removed Objects” switch Show removed objects to access historic data. Use **Show removed Objects** to display objects that were removed from the system. Removed objects provide access to historic data.

Removed objects use a grey icon.

Removed object shown with a grey icon — Removed objects in the organisation tree

# Alarms and warnings handling End-to-end alarm flow. Boomerang monitors measuring point readings. When a value crosses a limit, the system raises a **warning** or an **alarm**. ### Key concepts * Limits define when alarms and warnings trigger. * See [Alarm limits](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-limits). * Alarm Filter reduces noise by requiring consecutive out-of-limit readings. * See [Alarm filter](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-filter). In this section, “alarm” means alarms and warnings unless stated otherwise. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Alarm is triggered An alarm becomes **active** when limit and filter conditions are met. Active alarms are shown in the UI. See [Alarm presentation](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-presentation). {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Alarm is delivered The system notifies one or more users using configured channels. See [Alarm delivery](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-delivery). {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Investigate and correct Use the alarm list and object view to identify the cause. Typical outcomes: * the measured value returns to the normal range * communication with the measuring point is restored {% hint style="info" %} Also do preventive actions to avoid recurring alarms. {% endhint %} {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Sign (close) the alarm Alarms remain active until a user signs them. See [Alarm signing](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-signing). Warnings close automatically when the warning condition disappears. {% hint style="danger" %} If you sign while the condition still exists, the alarm can trigger again. {% endhint %} {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} ### Where to look next * [Alarm types](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-types) * Object view: [Activity log tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/activity-log-tab) # Alarm delivery How alarms reach users (email, SMS, voice call, mobile app, and external devices). Boomerang can deliver alarm notifications using one or more channels: * email * SMS * voice call * B3 Web Panel * mobile app notifications (if configured) * external alarm devices (for example, strobe lights) Delivery is configured by an administrator using **alarm groups**. {% hint style="info" %} If you do not receive alarms, check your profile contact details and alarm group membership. See [Profile settings](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/profile-settings). {% endhint %} ### Example: alarm email

### Example: alarm SMS

### B3 Web Panel B3 Web Panel can show a status summary on a monitor.

# Alarm presentation Where alarms and warnings show up in the dashboard and object views. Active alarms and warnings are visible in several places. ### Dashboard: Measuring Points button * **Green**: no active alarms or warnings * **Yellow**: at least one active warning, no active alarms * **Red**: at least one active alarm The number in the center shows how many active alarms are in scope. See [Measuring Points button](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/dashboard-buttons/measuring-points-button).

Dashboard with green Measuring Points button — No active alarms (green)

Dashboard showing yellow and red Measuring Points button states — Warning (yellow) and alarm (red) present

### Organisation tree Groups with active alarms show a red marker and an alarm count.

Organisation tree showing active alarm counts — Alarm counts in the organisation tree

Examples at object level:

Object showing two active alarms — Two active alarms on an object

Object showing one active warning — One active warning on an object

### Alarm list Click the [Measuring Points button](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/dashboard-buttons/measuring-points-button) to open the alarm list.

Measuring point alarms list — Alarm list

### Object view: Activity log In an object view, alarms are also visible in the [Activity log tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/activity-log-tab). Click an alarm icon to see details.

Alarm details in activity log — Alarm details

# Alarm signing Sign alarms after corrective action to close them. Alarms remain **active** until a user signs them. Warnings close automatically when the alarm condition disappears. {% hint style="warning" %} Do corrective actions before signing. If the condition persists, the alarm can trigger again after signing. {% endhint %} {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open the alarm list On the Dashboard, click the [Measuring Points button](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/dashboard-buttons/measuring-points-button).

Organisation tree showing active alarms — Active alarms in groups

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Select alarms * Select all using the checkbox in the header.

Select all alarms checkbox — Select all alarms

* Or select individual alarms.

Select one alarm checkbox — Select an alarm

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Sign 1. Click **Sign Alarm**. 2. Add a comment. 3. Sign the action. Signing is described in [Sign](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/sign).

Sign Alarm dialog with comment — Sign Alarm

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Check the result Signed alarms disappear from the active list.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Verify in history Signed alarms remain visible in the object’s [Activity log tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/activity-log-tab) when you filter to **All**.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Warnings Warnings are automatically signed when the reading returns within limits. {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} {% hint style="info" %} You can also sign active alarms in the object view, from the Activity log tab. {% endhint %} # Alarm limits Understand warning vs alarm limits and how they behave. The alarm limits may be defined as warnings or alarms. Alarm limits define when a measuring point reading becomes a **warning** or an **alarm**. An example of a graph with limits is shown below. See also: [Graph tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/graph-tab).

Graph with alarm and warning limits — Alarm and warning limits on a graph

### Warning vs alarm * **Warning** * Indicates values outside normal range, but still acceptable. * Closes automatically when readings return within limits. * Usually does not require immediate intervention. * **Alarm** * Indicates values outside allowed range. * Requires immediate attention. * Remains active until signed. {% hint style="info" %} Both warnings and alarms use [Alarm Filter](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-filter) to require consecutive out-of-limit readings. {% endhint %} ### Time-of-day schedules Limits can be valid only during specific times of day. Use this to ignore expected deviations (for example, defrost cycles). # Alarm filter Require consecutive out-of-limit readings before the alarm triggers. Each alarm limit has a parameter called **Alarm Filter**. Use Alarm Filter for real-world scenarios where you log a parameter frequently, but you only want an alarm after a few consecutive readings are outside the limits. Alarm Filter is the number of consecutive out-of-limit readings required before the alarm becomes **armed**. With `Alarm Filter = N`, the alarm triggers on the (`N + 1`)th consecutive out-of-limit reading. At the start of each “out-of-limit” sequence, the system initializes an internal counter `C`. The counter works like this: * `C` is initially equal to the Alarm Filter value. * `C` is decremented by 1 for each reading outside the limits. * If `C = 0`, alarm detection is armed, and the **next** reading outside the limits triggers an alarm. * After an alarm is generated, `C` is ignored. Further out-of-limit readings do not generate additional alarms. * When a reading returns within the limits, `C` is reset to the Alarm Filter value, and alarm detection is re-enabled. * When an alarm for the measuring point (MP) is signed, `C` is reset to the Alarm Filter value, and alarm detection is re-enabled. ### Examples #### Example 1

Alarm Filter = 0 (alarm is always armed)

`Alarm Filter = 0`, initial `C = 0`. The alarm is triggered by the first reading outside the limits. #### Example 2

Alarm Filter = 2 (requires 3 consecutive out-of-limit readings)

Alarm Filter = 2, initial `C = 2`. The alarm is triggered by the third consecutive reading outside the limits. #### Example 3

Alarm Filter = 2 (sequence is broken before the alarm triggers)

Alarm Filter = 2, initial `C = 2`. No alarm is triggered because the reading when `C = 0` is within the limits. This resets `C` back to 2. {% hint style="info" %} This method has the following consequences: * If an active (not signed) alarm exists and the next reading returns within the limits, the next out-of-limit sequence can generate a new active alarm. * If an active alarm exists and readings remain outside the limits, no new alarm is activated. If the alarm is signed while readings are still outside the limits, the alarm can be generated again once the alarm filter conditions are met. {% endhint %} # Alarm types What each alarm icon means. Alarm types are represented by icons. ### Communication alarm No reading was received within the period defined by the communication alarm filter. You can check the filter in the object’s [Properties tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/properties-tab).

Communication alarm icon — Communication alarm

### Value outside warning limits Readings are outside **warning limits** and the [Alarm Filter](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-filter) conditions are met.

Warning limit alarm icon — Outside warning limits

### Value outside alarm limits Readings are outside **alarm limits** and the [Alarm Filter](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-filter) conditions are met.

Alarm limit alarm icon — Outside alarm limits

# Control point handling How control points appear, expire, and are signed. Control points remind users about recurring tasks. An administrator configures each control point with: * title and description * first due date/time * repeat period * optional end date ### Control points on the Dashboard When a control point becomes due, it appears on the Dashboard. It shows a frequency label (for example, **Weekly**) and a due time.

Dashboard showing active control points and Sign buttons — Active control points on the Dashboard

### Key terms * **Expiration time**: the next deadline calculated from the start time and repeat period. * **Active**: the control point is currently due and visible. * **Signed**: a user has confirmed the task is done. ### Lifecycle {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Not active (already signed) If the control point was signed before its expiration time, it is not active. It is not shown on the Dashboard. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Becomes active (due) When the expiration time is reached, the control point becomes active. It appears on the Dashboard. The next expiration time is shown as the new deadline. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Sign the control point After completing the task, sign the control point. * Click the **Sign** action to open the signing form. * Add an optional comment. * Sign the action.

Signing form for a control point — Sign a control point

Signing is recorded in the logbook as **Control Point Signed**. See [Logbook tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/logbook-tab). {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Accumulate expired checks (optional) If **Accumulate expired checks** is enabled and a control point is overdue, the UI shows the number of expired checks.

Expired checks counter shown instead of Sign — Expired checks counter

Click the button to sign the expired checks. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Automatic expiry signing If a control point is not signed before its expiration time, the system signs it automatically. The logbook records **Control Point Expired**. After automatic signing, the control point can immediately appear again with the next expiration time.

Control point shown again after automatic expiry signing — Control point after automatic expiry

{% endstep %} {% endstepper %} ### Control points in the object view Open an object and select the **Control points** tab.

Open the Control points tab in object view — Control points tab

Control points list view — Control point open

Control point history/details actions — Control point signed

* **Open / Signed** shows the control point state. * Use the **Sign** ![](/files/wWniBldLvKgIdby8oceX) icon to sign. * Use **History** ![](/files/TieosmkFvqdrYYqc00yL) to see past signings. * Use **Details** ![](/files/02uVlzDwDabgcNkRbdTE) to see configuration and description. See also: [Control points tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/control-points-tab). # Missions 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**. ### Mission components 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. ### How mission measurements are registered You can register mission measurements using: 1. **BTiny mission sensors.** 2. **Logger cards**. #### **1. BTiny mission sensors** BTiny mission sensors (Mission Loggers) are described in [ICU Scandinavia Transport Solution](https://icuscandinavia.se/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. #### **2. Logger cards**. Logger cards are described in [Logger cards documentation](https://help.boomerang3.com/logger-card-client-user-manual/). * 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**.

### Next steps * Follow [BTiny Mission sensor usage](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/btiny-mission-sensor-usage) to start and stop a transport mission. * See [Mission handling](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling) for how mission objects and MPs are structured. # BTiny Mission sensor usage How to use BTiny Mission sensor. Use this flow to start, run, and stop a transport mission with a BTiny mission sensor. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Start the mission Start the mission using one of these methods: * **Boomerang** (PC or smartphone). Choose an immediate start or a scheduled start. * **BTINY009 tactile button**. Press it while the sensor is within wireless range of a **Cloud Connector**. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Ship the package Put the temperature logger in the package and ship it. The sensor logs temperature offline. If it is within wireless range of a Cloud Connector, data is uploaded online to Boomerang. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Stop the mission Stop the mission using the same method you used to start it. If the mission is scheduled, it stops automatically at the configured stop time. You can also stop it manually in Boomerang. To stop it using the BTINY009 button, the sensor must be within wireless range of a Cloud Connector. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Sync the data Bring the sensor within range of a Cloud Connector. This ensures all logged data is transmitted to Boomerang. After upload, the data is stored as a mission in a **real mission measuring point**. {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} {% hint style="info" %} If the sensor is out of range during transport, it keeps logging. Upload happens when it later comes back within range of a Cloud Connector. {% endhint %} # Mission handling Example of mission handling. Mission objects are used to store time-limited measurements, such as transport monitoring. ### Example mission object A mission object called **Transports** contains: * 3 **virtual mission MPs** called `-22 -18°C`, `2-6°C`, and `2-8°C` * 3 **real mission MPs** called `TPatrol sensor 1`, `TPatrol sensor 2`, and `TPatrol sensor 3` The real mission MPs receive readings directly from BTiny mission sensors.

### Real vs virtual mission MPs * **Real mission MP**: represents a physical BTiny mission sensor. This is where readings arrive first. * **Virtual mission MP**: a “bucket” you can use to organize mission results. Typical use is grouping by a target range (for example, `2-8°C`). ### Typical workflow 1. Start the mission and collect readings in a **real mission MP** (one per sensor). 2. After the mission ends, review the mission data. 3. If needed, move or copy mission data into a **virtual mission MP** to group missions by use case or temperature range. ### Related pages * [Missions](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions) * [BTiny Mission sensor usage](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/btiny-mission-sensor-usage) # Mission object view Use the mission object view to start, schedule, stop, and review missions for a mission sensor MP. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open the mission MP Click the mission sensor MP (for example, `TPatrol sensor 1`) in the Dashboard. Select the **Properties** tab.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Select a mission Use the **Mission** field (below the MP list) to select a mission. The list only shows missions that fall within the current [Time range selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/time-range-selection).

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Use the mission controls The mission control buttons

are on the right side of the **Mission** field. Available actions depend on whether the mission is planned, active, or completed: * Start now: [Start mission](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/start-mission) * Schedule for later: [Schedule mission](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/schedule-mission) * Manage an active mission: [Active mission](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/active-mission) * Stop an ongoing mission: [Stop mission](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/stop-mission) * Move a completed mission to a virtual MP: [Move mission](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/move-mission) * Generate a PDF report: [Mission report](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/mission-report) * Review alarms and events: [Mission activity log](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/mission-activity-log) {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} {% hint style="info" %} If you have admin rights, you can configure the MP log interval and transmit period. See [BTiny MP](/boomerang-3-domain-administrator-manual/admin/infrastructure/infrastructure__measuring_points/types-of-measuring-points/btiny-mp). {% endhint %} # Start mission Start a mission from the web client or directly on the BTiny sensor. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open the mission sensor MP Click the mission sensor MP (for example, `TPatrol sensor 1`) in the Dashboard.

{% endstep %} {% step %} Transport Control buttons

are located on the right side of the mission field. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Start the mission Choose one of these methods: * **Boomerang web client**: Click **Start mission** ![](/files/7RQJUSn7cupcjNfwXl7S) button and sign. * **BTINY009 button**: Press the blue tactile button on the sensor. The sensor must be within wireless range of a **Cloud Connector**.

{% endstep %} {% endstepper %} {% hint style="info" %} If you do not see the Start mission action, verify your user rights for the measuring point. {% endhint %} # Schedule mission Schedule a mission when you want it to start and stop automatically at set times. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open the schedule dialog Click the **Schedule mission**

icon. A dialog opens where you can set the mission start and stop time.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Set times and confirm Set the start and stop time. Click **Set** and sign. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Verify the planned mission The scheduled mission appears in the **Planned missions** list. It starts automatically at the configured start time.

{% endstep %} {% endstepper %} # Active mission When a measuring point (MP) has an active mission, an active mission marker

is shown after its name in the Dashboard.

### Mission controls during an active mission When a mission is active, the MP form shows mission control buttons.

* **Move**

moves a mission to a virtual mission MP. See [Move mission](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/move-mission). This action is disabled while a mission is active. * **Stop**

the active mission. * **Schedule**

a mission for later. See [Schedule mission](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/schedule-mission). * **Cancel**

the active mission. {% hint style="info" %} To cancel a scheduled mission *before it starts*, the mission must be visible in the mission list. To make it visible, adjust [Time range selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/time-range-selection) using **Custom** settings. Set the end time beyond the scheduled mission start time. Then select the mission in the list and cancel it. {% endhint %} ### Mission list during an active mission The current mission is shown as active in the mission list. * A scheduled mission shows both start and stop time. * An unscheduled mission shows only the start time. * The active mission marker is also shown next to the mission controls.

# Stop mission You can stop an immediate mission and a scheduled mission in the same way. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open the mission sensor MP Click the mission sensor MP (for example, `TPatrol sensor 1`) in the Dashboard.

{% endstep %} {% step %} Transport Control buttons

are located on the right side of the mission field. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Stop the mission Click **Stop mission**

and sign. If you use a **BTINY009** sensor which is within wireless range of a **Cloud Connector**, you can also stop the mission from the sensor by pressing its tactile switch. A scheduled mission can be stopped the same way. It also stops automatically at its predefined stop time.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Review the completed mission After you stop the mission, it appears in the mission list. The graph and list views show the mission data.

{% endstep %} {% endstepper %} {% hint style="info" %} See [Mission object view](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/mission-object-view) for where the Mission field and controls are located. {% endhint %} # Move mission You can move a completed mission from a **real mission MP** to a **virtual mission MP**. This is optional. It is useful for organizing and alarm handling. See [Missions](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions) for real vs virtual mission MPs. ### When to move a mission Move missions when you need one of these: * Different alarm limits per transport type. * A simple category structure (product, carrier, recipient). Example: keep the BTiny MP without limits. Create virtual MPs with different limits. Move each mission to the right virtual MP. {% hint style="warning" %} After you move a mission, alarms are recalculated using the target MP limits. This can create new active alarms. {% endhint %} {% hint style="info" %} You can only move completed missions. The Move action is disabled during an active mission. See [Active mission](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/active-mission). {% endhint %} ### Move a mission {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open the mission object view Go to [Mission object view](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/mission-object-view). {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Select the mission Select the mission from the mission list. In this example, the mission is on `TPatrol sensor 2`. Its alarm limits are set to `2-8°C`. All readings are within limits. There is no active alarm.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Open Move dialog Click **Move mission**

next to the mission list. The **Move to** dialog opens. Select the target MP under **Select Measuring Point**.

In this example, the target MP is `2-6°C`.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Move and sign Click **Move** and sign. The mission is removed from `TPatrol sensor 2` and it appears under `2-6°C`.

{% endstep %} {% endstepper %} ### What changes after the move The target virtual MP has alarm limits set to `2-6°C`. Its [Alarm filter](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-filter) is set to `1`.

After the move, the mission has an active alarm. The last value triggered it. It was the second value above `6°C`.

# Mission alarms Mission alarms work the same way as alarms on regular measuring points (MPs). They use the same concepts: * alarm and warning limits * alarm filters * signing workflow ### Prerequisites Assign an alarm range to the mission MP. See [Alarm limits](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-limits) and [Alarm filter](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-filter). ### How mission alarms are shown After mission readings are saved for an MP that has alarm limits configured, the system evaluates the mission. Missions that have alarms are highlighted with a red background in the mission list.

If you select a mission with alarms, a red bell icon

appears on the right side of the mission list. An example of a mission with an active alarm is shown below.

Alarm trigger moments are shown on the graph as vertical red lines. This is the same as for regular MPs. ### Handling mission alarms Handle and sign mission alarms the same way as other alarms: * [Alarms and warnings handling](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings) * [Alarm signing](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-signing) * [Mission activity log](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/mission-activity-log) {% hint style="info" %} If you move a mission to another MP, alarms will be recalculated using the target MP limits. See [Move mission](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/move-mission). {% endhint %} # Mission activity log The **Mission activity log** tab shows mission events and alarms.

### Filter the log Filter the log by **Event type**.

{% hint style="info" %} The activity log depends on the selected mission and the current time range. If you do not see expected events, widen the time range. {% endhint %} ### Handle mission alarms Handle mission alarms the same way as regular MP alarms: * [Alarms and warnings handling](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings) * [Alarm signing](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/alarms_and_warnings/alarm-signing) * [Mission alarms](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/mission-alarms) # Mission report Use **Mission report** to generate a PDF report for a single mission. ### Generate a mission report {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open the mission object view Open the mission sensor MP and select a mission. See [Mission object view](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/missions/mission-handling/mission-object-view). {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Create the report Click **Report**.

{% endstep %} {% endstepper %} ### What the report contains The layout is the same as an [Object report](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/reports/object-report). The report time range is the selected mission time range. It is based on the mission start and stop time. {% hint style="info" %} Report files are generated as PDF and saved by your browser. See [Dashboard reports](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/reports). {% endhint %} # Dashboard reports You can generate reports as PDF documents. You can open them in a PDF reader, such as Adobe Acrobat Reader. The PDF is generated by the browser. It is saved to your configured download location. This is usually your **Downloads** folder. ### Before you generate a report Select the report period first. See [Time range selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/time-range-selection). ### Available reports * [System Group report](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/reports/system-group-report) * [Division report](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/reports/division-report) * [Group report](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/reports/group-report) * [Object report](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/reports/object-report) ### Permissions Available reports depend on your user rights. For example, a standard user may only have access to group-level reports. # System Group report Use **System Group report** to generate a PDF summary for a whole system group. {% hint style="info" %} Select the report period first. See [Time range selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/time-range-selection). {% endhint %} {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Select the system group In the Dashboard, expand the system group you want to report on. In this example it is `S1`. ![](/files/c2PLicwUNcirwWZnSmkg) {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Create the report Click **Report**. The PDF is generated and saved by your browser. ![](/files/mY6HeK2hvx0j62V3v94B) {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} # Division report Use **Division report** to generate a PDF summary for a division. {% hint style="info" %} Select the report period first. See [Time range selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/time-range-selection). {% endhint %} {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Select the division In the Dashboard, expand the system group. Then select the division you want to report on. In this example it is `S1D1`. ![](/files/FtZU70dEdVgRfYjdo3jz) {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Create the report Click **Report**. The PDF is generated and saved by your browser. ![](/files/c6sl1pvlNlFjrTvkOGBi) {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} # Group report Use **Group report** to generate a PDF summary for a group. {% hint style="info" %} Select the report period first. See [Time range selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/time-range-selection). {% endhint %} {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Select the group In the Dashboard, expand the system group. Then expand the division. Select the group you want to report on. In this example it is `S1D1G1`. ![](/files/2ajWLuRVd4T86xkseZRA) {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Create the report Click **Report**. The PDF is generated and saved by your browser. ![](/files/SbFmzvrZVsj7QflTIAPz) {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} # Object report Use **Object report** to generate a PDF report for a single object. {% hint style="info" %} Select the report period first. See [Time range selection](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/time-range-selection). {% endhint %} {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open the object view In the Dashboard, select the system group, division, group, and then the object. In this example, the object is `S1D1O3`.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Select measuring points Deselect the measuring points (MPs) you do not want to include in the report.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Create the report Click **Report**. Select the details to include. Click **Create**.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Download the PDF The PDF is generated and saved by your browser.

{% endstep %} {% endstepper %} # Automatic Reports Automatic Reports lets you schedule reports that are generated as PDFs and sent to your email address. Use this feature to receive regular reports without logging in.

### What you can do * Create a new automatic report. * Change an existing report. * Remove a report you no longer need. ### Report types and permissions Available report types depend on your user rights. Report types include Audit, System Group, Division, Group, and Object. The report formats match the manual reports described in [Dashboard reports](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/reports). ### How to manage automatic reports * [Create automatic report](/boomerang-3-user-manual/automatic_reports/create_automatic_report) * [Change automatic report](/boomerang-3-user-manual/automatic_reports/change_automatic_report) * [Remove automatic report](/boomerang-3-user-manual/automatic_reports/remove_automatic_report) {% hint style="info" %} Reports are sent to the email address configured for your user account. If you do not receive emails, check spam filtering and contact your administrator. {% endhint %} # Create automatic report Create an automatic report to receive scheduled PDF reports by email. {% hint style="info" %} Available report types depend on your user rights. Report layouts match the manual reports described in [Dashboard reports](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/reports). {% endhint %} {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open Automatic Reports Click **Automatic Reports** in the navigation pane. ![](/files/eooqpBSaxzK84GrTEtCZ) {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Create a new report definition Click **Create Automatic Report**. ![](/files/dNt0GIX3MYEL41k3Fwhl) {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Select the report type and scope Select the **Report Type**. Options include Audit, System Group, Division, Group, and Object. Some types may not be available for users with lower access rights. ![](/files/sm8XhrlnxnhAMUQ1fdKf) Depending on the report type, additional selection fields are shown. For **Group** reports, a list of groups is shown. ![](/files/Hdo0FBBR3fkDViGQI9bI) For **Object** reports, a list of measuring points (MPs) is shown. ![](/files/ojuhPxcHSmmO1yurRnHu) Choose **All** or select the items to include in the report. ![](/files/k3C9RAFHIIgL6NNfun7Z) {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Name and schedule the report Enter the report name. ![](/files/2i1MijRlFagBuXsCqp31) Select the report frequency: **Daily**, **Weekly**, or **Monthly**. For weekly and monthly reports, select the day (weekly) or date (monthly). {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Create and sign Click **Create** and complete the signature form. See [Sign](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/sign). The report definition is created. ![](/files/E51UuX5nnv9RcpovsSqT) {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} The system sends reports according to the schedule. Report layouts are described in [Dashboard reports](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/reports). # Change automatic report Use this to change an existing automatic report definition. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open the report for editing In the Automatic Reports list, click the **Edit**

icon: ![](/files/djkt16i9e0RtbVClsqg7) {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Update settings Modify the settings you need. Typical changes include the name, schedule, or selection scope. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Save and sign Click **Save** and complete the signature form. See [Sign](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/sign). {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} # Remove automatic report Use this to remove an automatic report definition you no longer need. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open the report for editing In the Automatic Reports list, click the **Edit** ![](/files/3L4ggTQd8JDoL3C0p1mV) icon: ![](/files/djkt16i9e0RtbVClsqg7) {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Remove the report definition Click **Remove**. ![](/files/9R3oWarIB3cVHcavFXoh) {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Confirm and sign Click **Remove** again and complete the signature form. See [Sign](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/sign). The report is removed from the list. ![](/files/4WlGhOOxxHloIOzGKdrQ) {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} {% hint style="warning" %} Removal is permanent. If you need the report again, create a new definition. {% endhint %} # Multiple Object Reports Use Multiple Object Reports to generate a batch of **Object reports** for many objects at once. Reports are generated as PDFs and sent to your email address. You can open the PDFs in a PDF reader, such as Adobe Acrobat Reader. ### When to use this Use this when you need the same report content for multiple objects. This is useful for monthly reporting and audits. ### Create a multiple object report See [Create Multiple Object report](/boomerang-3-user-manual/multiple-object-reports/create-multiple-object-report). # Create Multiple Object report Create a multiple object report to generate and send many object reports in one run. {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Open Multiple Object Reports Click **Multiple Object Reports** in the navigation pane.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Select scope and content Select the time range to include in the reports. Select the objects you want to generate reports for. Select which sections to include in the report. Available sections include values, charts, events, adjustments, limits, alarms, and logbook records.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Generate and sign Click **Generate** and complete the signature form. See [Sign](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/sign). A confirmation message is shown.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Track status The report request appears in the list under the **Create multiple object report** form.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Receive the PDFs The system sends the reports to your email address. Refresh the page to check the generation status.

{% endstep %} {% endstepper %} {% hint style="info" %} The report layout matches [Object report](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/reports/object-report). {% endhint %} # Documents Use **Documents** to store and manage files in Boomerang. Supported file types include PDF, DOC/DOCX, and XLS/XLSX. ### Document locations Documents can be stored in two places: * **Categories**: shared folders created by administrators. * **Object documents**: documents attached to a specific object. Administrators can create and manage document categories. ### Open Documents Click **Documents** in the navigation pane.

### Categories vs object documents Categories have a folder icon and an **Upload Document** button. In the example above, `Reports` is a category. Object documents are grouped under the object icon and object name (for example, `S1D1O1`). Upload object documents from the object [Documents tab](/boomerang-3-user-manual/dashboard/object_view/detailed-object-view/documents-tab). ### Common tasks * Upload to a category or general document list: [Upload document](/boomerang-3-user-manual/documents/upload_document) * Create a new category (admins only): [Create category](/boomerang-3-user-manual/documents/create_category) {% hint style="info" %} If you do not see **Create category**, you likely do not have sufficient rights for the selected scope. {% endhint %} # Create category Only administrators can create document categories. Categories are shared folders in [Documents](/boomerang-3-user-manual/documents). {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Select the scope Select the scope where the category should be available. Depending on your rights, select a system group, division, and/or group. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Create the category Click **Create category**.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Name the category Enter the category name.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Create and sign Click **Create** and complete the signature form. See [Sign](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/sign). The category is shown in the list.

{% endstep %} {% step %} ### Return to the list Click **Back**.

{% endstep %} {% endstepper %} # Upload document Upload documents to a shared category in [Documents](/boomerang-3-user-manual/documents). {% stepper %} {% step %} ### Select scope Select a system group, division, and group. {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Open the upload form Click **Upload document** at the top. You can also click **Upload document** above a specific category. This preselects the category. ![](/files/fOLEGJvyGLorT3inKTcM) {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Fill in document details Enter the document name. This is a display name, not the file name. Select the category (if not already selected). Click **Browse** and select the file. ![](/files/XaI34rBrDcausHezlaAG) {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Upload and sign Click **Upload** and complete the signature form. See [Sign](/boomerang-3-user-manual/common_elements/sign). A confirmation message is shown. ![](/files/3O9Uwhe5jyLdx6FUzQ4l) {% endstep %} {% step %} ### Verify Click **OK**. The document is shown in the list. ![](/files/pEcYcNMKepIpNPpiVxCr) {% endstep %} {% endstepper %} ### Document list columns * **Name**: document display name (not the file name). * **Uploaded**: upload time. * **User**: who uploaded the file. * **Type**: file type. * **Delete** ![](/files/IMOC1S1jWiQjamcxyiAe): delete the document. * **View** ![](/files/25a2wZ9EImci2zpwqlvm): view the document. # Support Use **Support** to contact ICU Scandinavia support and access product resources. Click **Support** in the navigation pane.

### Create a support case Select a topic. Enter a subject and message. Optionally, add extra email recipients. Click **Submit**. Your message is sent to the ICU Scandinavia support group. #### Include this information Add these details to speed up troubleshooting: * what you expected vs what happened * steps to reproduce * time of the issue (and time zone) * affected object/MP names * your Boomerang 3 version (from the UI, if shown) * browser and device type {% hint style="info" %} Avoid sending passwords, PINs, or confidential data. {% endhint %} ### Contact info **Contact Info** shows: * ICU Scandinavia (or representative) contact details * Boomerang 3 server settings * links to Boomerang manuals * ICU YouTube channel * ChatGPT Boomerang Trainer ### Videos and AI help The YouTube channel contains videos covering different parts of Boomerang 3. ChatGPT Boomerang Trainer is an AI assistant for Boomerang 3. Use it for quick, summarized answers. ### Mobile app At the bottom of the page, QR codes link to the ICU Boomerang Mobile app. Android and iOS are supported. # Document history

Version	Released	Author	Remarks
10	2026-03-06	makr	Reviewed, steppers, captions. B3.25.03.007
9	2026-02-24	makr	Structure modifications. Detailed descriptions.
8	2026-02-06	makr	Alarms handling.
7	2026-01-28	makr	Login with MS Entra, signing with PIN for MS Entra users.
6	2025-12-22	makr	Updated for B3 v.25.03. Entra login, alarm filter and alarm types added.
5	2025-10-20	makr	Updated for B3 v.25.02. Multiple object reports added. Missions added.
4	2024-11-06	makr	Restructured. Links corrected.
3	2022-05-23	makr	Documents menu added. Details added.
2	2022-03-10	makr	New functions.
1	2021-01-12	makr	First release.

# Copyright The contents of this document are copyright of ICU Scandinavia AB or its subsidiaries. All Rights Reserved. You may view, print, copy and distribute information from this document provided that: (a) the information is used internally (by you or any third party to whom you distribute it) only for informational, non-commercial purposes; (b) no fee may be charged for distribution of any information to any third party; (c) any and all copyright or other proprietary notices that appear herein, together with this legal notice, must appear on all copies that you make or distribute; and (d) no material may be modified, edited or taken out of context such that its use creates a false or misleading statement or impression of the document. Modifications to the contents of this document are expressly prohibited. ICU Boomerang™, ICU ROQS™ and ICU System™ are all trademark of ICU Scandinavia AB. ICU Scandinavia™ is also a trademark. All other company names, products and services used herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. # Introduction This manual describes the installation and handling of the Logger Card Client used with ICU Scandinavia Boomerang 2, Boomerang 3 and Coolguard systems. Using Logger Card Client, a user may start transport mission and store the mission measurements in the monitoring system database. He can also calibrate Transport Logger card. # Definitions

Name/Acronym	Description
B2	Boomerang 2 monitoring system
B3	Boomerang 3 monitoring system
LC Client	Logger Card Client application
Mission	A set of measurements collected by a Logger Card and stored in the monitoring system. A mission can be e.g. a log of temperatures collected during a transportation of a package with vaccine .

# Installation Follow the steps described in the next chapters to install the Logger Card Client application. # Software required The Logger Card Client requires a PC with: * Windows 10 operating system or higher * NET 2.0 Framework or higher installed. The Logger Card Client installer (CP001-0005-xx-LoggerCardLight.zip) can be downloaded from [Logger Card Client Software](https://icuscandinavia060.sharepoint.com/:f:/s/Technicalfile/IgCheWvXEfXRQYyzAuJsPWM0ASdGJC3jvD_8dXUm4hdfBis?e=LhsNwf) directory. Please note the downlaod link is internal and accessible only for ICU Scandinavia personnel. # Hardware required * BTLS001 - Logger Card Kit that consists of Logger Card USB interface and 5 Logger card(s)

# Installation of the LC Client 1. Unpack Logger Card Client installer zip file defined in [Software required](/logger-card-client-user-manual/installation/software-required).

2. Double click “setup” to run the installer.

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2. Press the “Next” button. 3. Leave default path or choose a custom one and press the “Next” button.

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4. Press the “Next” button.

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5. Press “Close” button after the installation is finished.

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# Installation of additional software The installer contains also additional software packages that must be installed separately. They are: 1. 1-Wire drivers 2. J# Redistributable Package They can be found in Drivers directory in the Client installation directory.

# Installation of 1-Wire drivers The 1-Wire drivers are needed for communication with Logger cards using a USB Logger Card reader. There are two separate installers for 32-bit (‘install\_1\_wire\_drivers\_x86\_v405.msi’) and 64-bit (‘install\_1\_wire\_drivers\_x64\_v405.msi’) operating systems. To install 1-Wire drivers: 1. Double click the correct file to run the installer. 2. Follow the default installation by pressing “Next” button.

3. Read and accept terms in the Agreement and press “Next” button.

4. Leave default path or choose custom one and then press “Next” button.

4. Press “Install” button.

4. Click “Finish” to close the installer after the installation is done.

# Installation of J# Redistributable Package To install J# Redistributable Package: 1. Double click “vjredist.exe” to run the installer. 2. Follow the default installation. # Configuration This chapter describes the configuration of the Logger Card client. It also presents the configuration of the mission containers called Logger Card sensors in B2 and Mission measuring points in B3. The mission data collected by the logger cards are stored in these containers when they are sent to the monitoring system by the Logger Card client application. # Logger Card client configuration The Logger Card Client can work with B2, B3 and Coolguard servers. Its configuration must be set accordingly to work correctly with different types and addresses of servers. --- [Next Page](/llms-full.txt/1)