User's Manual

Table Of Contents

CubiSens

AH110 User Manual

v1.6

Using the AH110

1. Overview

AH110 Wireless Temperature Sensor uses optical communication for receiving commands from the user

and for RF communication transmitting data and status. The optical communication is intended for short-

range configuration and command, whereas the RF communication can be received from up to 100m line-

of-sight. When implanted or operated in an environment with obstructions, RF communication distance

can be significantly reduced.

2. Optical Communication

To send a command to a AH110, AH110 device should be placed on the communication slot of the

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Optical Programmer with the clear side facing down, as shown in Figure 7. This ensures that

the AH110’s optical sensor faces the LED of the programmer. Each time a command button is clicked on

the GUI, an optical packet is transmitted, which takes 1-2 seconds. The buttons on the GUI will be disabled

during the optical transmission.

Important: The AH110 should be placed with the optical sensor facing down, as shown in Figure 7.

Important: The AH110’s core temperature should be at room conditions (20

C - 30

C) for communication.

If it has been exposed to extreme temperatures, please allow at least 5 minutes for it to acclimate to room

temperature before attempting communication.

Optical Sensor Location Incorrect Correct

Figure 7: Orientation & Placement of AH110 for Optical Communication