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GO NFC Reader スクリーンショット

iPhone

About GO NFC Reader

Emerson GO NFC Loggers monitor time and temperature of perishable products during distribution and storage.

The loggers are flat, easy to store and transfer data via short-range, near field communications (NFC). Logger data is immediately available on the screen of an iPhone device and uploads to Emerson’s cloud-based Oversight online portal. Alerts, robust reporting of transit activity and access to historical data may be analyzed via the Oversight cold chain analytics system.

-Quick data downloads using the GO NFC Reader App
-Data is easily sent to any email address via the mobile application.
-Each logger is NIST traceable and does not require ongoing calibration to maintain accuracy.
-Summary Tab displays general information for the label including color-coded status, temperature statistics, and alerts.
-Alerts Tab displays detailed information about each alert that was triggered while the label was recording.
-Graph Tab displays the temperatures recorded by the logger and alerts in graph format.
-Table Tab displays the temperatures recorded by the logger in a table format. If the logger is configured with alerts, important temperatures are color-coded to indicate excursions.