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New settings first take effect next time the StackView® temperature gauge is in contact with the server, that means next time you receive a temperature. If the G-sensor is

Click on the small icon for Settings. Under the gear, you can adjust: When and how often the temperature should be measured. Activation of the G-sensor (motion sensor). Activation of GPS. Read

If you have several gauges, you have the same function as above to organize the availability of data from StackView® temperature gauges. One user can, for example,

The new user now receives an email in his inbox with a link to the shared StackView® temperature gauge. The email looks like the following. Press "Log

You can share data on one or more StackView temperature gauges with others, eg employees, buyers or colleagues to whom you borrow a StackView temperature gauge.

Fleet markers are used if you want to see all or a group of spears simultaneously on the map. Several fleet markers can be chosen from. Using a fleet marker

Click on the small icon to view the Unit's data. Here, you can modify or add the name of the StackView® gauge, such as country, city, hall, crop, variety, etc.

Click on the small icon with positions. Displays historical temperature measurements and the position of a StackView® gauge. Under the "Type" column, you can see if the gauge is.

Through the icons at the top right, you can view, create, or set up configurations and alarms for the gauge on the map that you have clicked on and is being displayed.

Temperature at the latest measurement is shown here (A). If you want to view historical temperatures, they are displayed here (B). If you want to see more history for a StackView

You can see the latest submission of data here (A). If you want to dive deeper into historical data, you can see it on the right (B).

You see a map with a marker indicating the location of one of your StackView gauge. Below the map, each line represents a spear. If you click