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What is Automatic Device Discovery on BreatheLITE?
By default, BreatheLITE will automatically discover devices when they are plugged into the computer.
It’ll take a maximum of five seconds after plugging in the device before the BreatheLITE will discover it.After the devices have been discovered, BreatheLITE will check if they have any outstanding data to download.If any of the devices have existing data, a popup will be displayed asking if you would like to automatically download the data:
To download the data, click on the “Yes” button and the app will begin to download the data from the device:
Once the data has been downloaded, the popup will show that data download is complete, as shown below:
Note: The automatic device discovery can be turned off by going to the Settings and de-selecting the Automatic Device Discovery option. -
How do I configure an XD1+ or XD ONE in BreatheLITE
BreatheLITE is used to change the settings of an XD1 + or XD ONE device. To do this, establish a connection with the device.Once the connection is established, the device settings can be downloaded and changed by following the steps below:
- Click on the device to be configured in the Devices section. BreatheLITE will automatically download the device settings
- Click on the Settings tab as shown below:
- Make the required changes to the devices settings by changing the options in the settings tab
- To save the device settings click on the Save button at the bottom of the settings
- A notification will then be displayed to show the device settings were successfully saved
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How do I add an XD1+ or XD ONE device to BreatheLITE?
By default, BreatheLITE should automatically detect the connected devices. However if the Automatic Device Discovery service has been turned off, it is still possible to automatically detect devices by following the steps below.- To automatically add a new device, connect the device to the computers USB port before following the steps belowIn the Devices section, click on the Actions button and click on Automatic Device Scan as shown below
- A loading message will be displayed while the app automatically detects all of the connected devices
- Once the app has finished scanning the new device(s) will be displayed in the Devices section as shown below:
Manually add a device
To manually add a new device, connect the device to the computers USB port before following the steps below:- In the Devices section, click on the Actions button and click on Manually Add Device as shown below
- A new popup will be displayed asking you to enter the devices serial number and model:
- Enter the devices serial number into the text box and select the device model from the drop down. After entering the information, click on the Add button. The device serial number can be found on the product label
- The new device will be displayed in the Devices section as shown below:
- Before downloading data from the device, the COM port of the device will need to be configured. Click on the Settings section and choose the devices COM port as shown below:
- Once the COM port has been configured, click on the Save button
- To automatically add a new device, connect the device to the computers USB port before following the steps belowIn the Devices section, click on the Actions button and click on Automatic Device Scan as shown below
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Where can I download BreatheLITE?
You can download BreatheLITE here.
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How do I configure XD ONE in BreatheLITE?
Connect XD ONE to BreatheLITE. Users can configure device name, COM port, operating mode, alarm PM size, TWA period and threshold, STEL period and threshold, log rate, and particle density.
Use the BreatheLITE in-application help for detailed setup guidance.
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How do I configure XD1+ in BreatheLITE?
Connect XD1+ to BreatheLITE. The software allows configuration of device name, COM port, operating mode, alarm PM size, TWA period and threshold, STEL period and threshold, log rate, and particle density.
Use the BreatheLITE in-application help for detailed configuration steps.
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How do I identify an XD1+ or XD ONE in BreatheLITE
To identify a device connected to the computer, please follow the steps below- Click on the device to be identified in the Devices section
- Click on the Identify button button as shown below:
- The LED’s on the front of the selected device will then flash to identify itself
- Click on the device to be identified in the Devices section
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How do I unarchive an XD1+ or XD ONE in BreatheLITE
To unarchive a device, please follow the steps below:- Connect the archived device to the PC
- If the app has Automatic Device Discovery turned on, the app will automatically unarchive the device. If it is turned off please follow the steps below
- In the Devices section, click on the Actions button and click on Automatic Device Scan as shown below:
- The archived device will then reappear in the device list and will no longer be archived
- Connect the archived device to the PC
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How do I clear XD1+ and XD ONE device data in BreatheLITE
To clear the data from the device, please follow the steps below:- Click on the device to be cleared in the Devices section
- Click on the Clear button and a new popup menu will be displayed as shown below:
- There are 4 options to choose from. These are highlighted below:
- Â Alarm Logs:Â Select this to only clear the alarm logs from a device.
- Event Logs:Â Select this to only clear the event logs from a device.
- Telemetry:Â Select this to only clear the telemetry data from a device.
- Shift Summaries:Â Select this to only clear the shift summary data from a device.
- All:Â Select this to delete all of the data from a device.
Once the logs have been cleared from the device, a notification will be displayed showing if the data was successfully cleared or not.Note: Data on the XD1+ or XD ONE won’t be recoverable once device data is deleted. - Click on the device to be cleared in the Devices section
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How do I download XD1+ and XD ONE device data in BreatheLITE
To download the data from a device, please follow the steps below:- Connect the device via the USB cable to the computer
- If the device is not shown in the device list, click on the Actions button and click on Automatic Device Scan. As detailed in the Devices section
- Click on the device in the Devices section and the following screen will be displayed:
- The next step is to click on the Download Data button and a popup menu will be displayed that will automatically download the devices data. Shown below:
- Once the data has been downloaded, the popup will show that data download is complete, as shown below:
- Click on the Close button to complete the telemetry download.
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How do I download XD ONE data?
Connect XD ONE to the BreatheLITE application. Captured particulate data can be downloaded, reviewed, and analysed through the BreatheLITE data analysis tool set.
The manual also notes that Live readout mode streams live particulate data while data is logged to internal memory.
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How do I download XD1+ data?
Connect XD1+ to the BreatheLITE application. The device is designed to collect particulate data during operation for download, review, and analysis through the BreatheLITE data analysis tools.
The multiway data and charging dock can connect up to five XD1+ devices for charging and data collection.
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What does XD ONE device settings corrupt mean?
This fault means corruption was detected in the XD ONE settings.
The device automatically reverts to factory defaults and continues operation, so check and reapply required configuration in BreatheLITE.
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What should I do if XD ONE reports a recoverable error?
In a recoverable operating error, XD ONE logs the event and automatically takes appropriate action to resolve it.
After recovery, check previous data capture and device settings before continued operation. User configuration may need to be redefined in BreatheLITE.
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What is XD ONE Data-log mode used for?
Data-log mode captures readings like Normal mode, but does not check them against alarm thresholds and does not trigger on-device warnings.
It is intended for passive monitoring where data is downloaded later and analysed in BreatheLITE.
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What operating modes does XD ONE provide?
XD ONE provides Normal, In-cab, Data-log, and Live readout modes.
Normal mode records data and checks alarm thresholds; In-cab keeps sensing active while powered via USB; Data-log records without triggering warnings; Live readout streams live particulate data to BreatheLITE while also logging data.
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What are the XD ONE default settings?
XD ONE defaults include operating mode Normal, alarm PM size PM4.25, TWA period 8 hours, TWA threshold 1000 µg/m3, STEL period 15 minutes, STEL threshold 1000 µg/m3, log rate 10 seconds, and particle density 1.65 g/ml.
Default settings can be manually changed with Trolex BreatheLITE.
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What does the XD ONE Portable Dust Monitor do?
XD ONE is a portable dust monitor designed to provide data on airborne particulates so users can take action in relation to particulate-related health hazards.
It can monitor selected PM sizes and TSP, display STEL and TWA audio-visual alarm warnings, log data on device, and connect to BreatheLITE for live readings and analysis.
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How often should portable XD devices have a compliance check?
The XD1+ and XD ONE manuals describe 3-monthly compliance checks using the Trolex Compliance Pack+ and BreatheLITE automated test routine.
The check uses reference material dosed into the particulate dispersion hood while the device is positioned in the compliance base.
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What does XD1+ device settings corrupt mean?
This fault means corruption was detected in the XD1+ settings.
The device automatically reverts to factory defaults and continues operation, so custom configuration should be checked and reapplied in BreatheLITE as needed.
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What should I do if XD1+ reports a recoverable error?
In a recoverable operating error, XD1+ logs the event and automatically takes action to resolve it.
After notification of recovery, check previous data capture and device settings before continuing. User settings may need to be redefined in BreatheLITE.
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How do I update XD1+ firmware?
When Trolex releases updated operating firmware and instructions, connect XD1+ to BreatheLITE to perform the local update.
Trolex provides notification, release notes, and update instructions for the latest firmware.
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What is XD1+ Data-log mode used for?
Data-log mode follows Normal mode data capture behaviour, but readings are not checked against alarm thresholds and on-device warnings do not trigger.
It is intended for passive monitoring where data is downloaded and analysed later in BreatheLITE.
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What operating modes does XD1+ provide?
XD1+ has four selectable operating modes: Normal, In-cab, Data-log, and Live readout.
Normal mode captures data and checks alarms; In-cab keeps sensing and warnings active while powered via USB; Data-log records without warning alarms; Live readout streams live particulate data to BreatheLITE via USB.
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What are the XD1+ default settings?
XD1+ defaults include operating mode Normal, alarm PM size PM4.25, TWA period 8 hours, TWA threshold 1000 µg/m3, STEL period 15 minutes, STEL threshold 1000 µg/m3, log rate 10 seconds, and particle density 1.65 g/ml.
Default settings can be changed using Trolex BreatheLITE and BreatheMOBILE.
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What does the XD1+ Personal Dust Monitor do?
XD1+ is a personal wearable dust monitor designed to provide real-time data on airborne particulate levels and warn users about harmful personal exposure in working environments.
It displays measurement information through custom STEL and TWA audio-visual alarms and supports data analysis with BreatheLITE and BreatheMOBILE software.
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How often should portable XD devices have a compliance check?
The XD1+ and XD ONE manuals describe 3-monthly compliance checks using the Trolex Compliance Pack+ and BreatheLITE automated test routine.
The check uses reference material dosed into the particulate dispersion hood while the device is positioned in the compliance base.
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