User Manual 31 < back to the table of contents > In expert mode, the following settings can be configured: 1. Data update interval in milliseconds: Defines the interval at which the measurement module updates its data, in milliseconds. 2. Transmission power for advertising packets (in dBm): Transmission power of the DAT-Module for BLE advertising packets, in dBm (decibels relative to 1 milliwatt). Allowed range: from -30 to +10 (inclusive). Default = +10. 3. Transmission power for connection packets (in dBm): Transmission power of the DAT-Module for packets of an active BLE connection, in dBm. Allowed range: from -30 to +10 (inclusive). Default = +10. 4. Minimum advertising interval: Minimum interval for BLE advertising packets. This value is multiplied by 0.625. For example, to set 400 ms, enter 640 (640 × 0.625 ms = 400 ms). 5. Maximum advertising interval: Maximum interval for BLE advertising packets. This value is multiplied by 0.625. For example, to set 400 ms, enter 640 (640 × 0.625 ms = 400 ms). 6. Averaged power: Defines the time span over which power values are averaged. Averaging is based on the number of measured values and can be set up to a maximum of n = 40. A longer averaging time results in a smoother power display, as short-term fluctuations are less visible. 7. Averaged voltage: Defines the time span over which voltage values are averaged. Averaging is based on the number of measured values and can be set up to a maximum of n = 40. A longer averaging time results in a smoother voltage display, as short-term fluctuations are less visible. 8. Averaged current: Defines the time span over which current values are averaged. Averaging is based on the number of measured values and can be set up to a maximum of n = 40. A longer averaging time results in a smoother current display, as short-term fluctuations are less visible. 7.8 Factory Reset of the DAT-Module If the connection to a previously paired COM device has been lost and cannot be re-established, please proceed as follows: 1. Power on the DAT-Module for at least five minutes. If no connection to the COM-Module can be established, the LED X2 on the DAT-Module will blink yellow. 2. Perform a power cycle of the DAT-Module. 3. The existing pairing will be reset. 4. The DAT-Module can now be paired again with a COM-Module. Info! After a factory reset, all values are reset except for the lifetime values.
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