Automatic Operation

• Your turfRad sensor will automatically start measuring when you drive out of the ”buffer zone”. It will continue to measure until you cross back into the ”upload radius”.

• The sensor will stop measuring and start trying to connect to your WiFi network to upload the new data. After uploading, it also checks for new software updates (”OTA”), such that your sensor always stays up-todate.

• Data will not be collected inside the ”upload radius”. Confirm that the radius does not cover areas where you wish to collect data, see Custom Facility Radius section of the configuration.

• Once the sensor is configured, Bluetooth connection is only available in the ”upload radius”. To connect with the mobile app, the sensor should be within the upload radius. If you cannot connect via Bluetooth after configuring, try disconnecting the GPS antenna and increasing the upload radius.

• Do not worry if the power LED stays on after you turn off your equipment. The sensor is powering itself from its internal battery. You can confirm that your vehicle battery is not running by looking at the green light on the 12V-plug of the power cable. When it is off, there is no power coming from the vehicle.

• We recommend using tape to secure the 12V plug in place if using the USB adapter.