Storage of the product

To safeguard the myDataconC3 MBM , ensure that all relevant data was transferred to the myDatanet server. If necessary, initiate a transmission directly on the device via the button (see Button) and then check again that all of the relevant data has been transferred. This particularly applies to the "Interval" connection type. With the "Online" connection type, the determined measurement data is immediately transferred to the myDatanet server. The data on the server should always be up-to-date and the device can be switched off at any time. It is however still possible that, dispite the mechanisms for detecting interruptions of the online connection and establishing a new connection implemented in the device, the myDataconC3 MBM is temporarily not connected to the myDatanet server. This state is indicated via the status LED which is not constantly green (see Status LED). In this case, initiate a transmission directly on the device using the button (see Button) and then check again to see whether all of the relevant data has now been transferred. Then disconnect the myDataconC3 MBM from the supply voltage. If possible, switch off the supply voltage before disconnecting the cables from the VIN and GND terminals (see Connection of the sensors, actuators and the supply). The colour of the status LED will then change from green to magenta (online mode active) or from "off" to magenta (interval mode active) to indicate that the supply has switched to the internal rechargeable buffer battery. As soon as the myDataconC3 MBM has been logged out correctly from the mobile network, the status LED switches off and the remaining cabling as well as the antenna can be removed. The duration of the timespan until the status LED switches off depends on the determined "Alarm/Shutdown delay" in the confguration section "basic settings" (see Basic settings) and on whether an alarm notification should be sent. Store all components of the myDataconC3 MBM in the original packaging.

The configuration and most recently determined data are retained. The system time also continues to run thanks to the hardware real-time clock equipped with its own buffer battery. This means that a valid time basis is available immediately following recommissioning (see Technical details about the system time).