Connect to a Bluetooth-enabled Field Gauge with the FieldLab Mobile App
1. Power-on the Field Gauge
As soon as you power on your Field Gauge, it will begin advertising its availability to connect to your FieldLab Mobile App.
2. In the FieldLab Mobile App on your mobile device, Select the Scan Button
3. Watch the Devices screen for the Field Gauge to appear.
4. Select the Connect button to start communicating with the Field Gauge.
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