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In order for the black box entries to have an up-to-date time reference, you need to '''synchronize''' the black box time with your smartphone time.

The app automatically requests time synchronization if it sees that the black box time is not synchronized.

You can also synchronize the time manually by going to the '''Advanced settings''' menu'''(1''') and clicking '''Synchronize time(2''').<gallery mode="nolines" widths="350" heights="750">

</gallery>To receive data from the Black Box, being in the same Additional tab. Settings, click on the three dots in the upper right corner (1) and select Black Box (2). After this, you can select a period in days (3) and/or hours (4) and download data for the selected one (5) or for the entire period (maximum 30 days) (6). You can also clear the black box by deleting all entries.<gallery mode="nolines" widths="350" heights="750">

</gallery>Then, click on the Save data button (1). A graph will appear on the screen. On the graph screen, you can also save the upload file to your phone’s memory (2) or send it via instant messengers or email (3).<gallery mode="nolines" widths="350" heights="750">

</gallery>Also, graphs from the black box can be viewed on a PC using a calibration table through the Escort Charter application

If you have previously saved data from the black box, you can display it by clicking on the graph icon in the upper right corner (1)

In the Additional settings menu it is also possible to deactivate the temperature compensation function'''(1''').<blockquote>'''CAUTION: Do not change the position of the Disable Thermal Compensation switch''' (it should remain grayed out) unless you are using a different algorithm on your GPS terminal or other device to which the sensor is connected, or on the monitoring platform.</blockquote>Do not activate the '''Data encryption(2''') option unless you are using a BLE-RS485 base adapter or you have confirmation from the terminal manufacturer that it supports Escort BLE sensor data encryption.

You can skip the sensor calibration step by entering sensor calibration values of the same length manually '''(1''') and pressing the Set button '''(2''').<blockquote>'''WARNING!!!''' Setting the calibration values manually is very likely to increase the error of the sensor. We do not recommend doing this! </blockquote>[[Файл:Ввод калибровки датчика вручную.png|952x952пкс]]

If the calibration table is ready, you can '''save it to the sensor's memory so that the sensor will output volume values''' in liters/gallons.

To activate this function, go to the '''Additional settings''' menu '''(1)''' and press '''Conversion to liters (2)'''.<blockquote>This function is not recommended for use if your platform supports the use of a billing table, because to edit the table on the sensor you will need to travel to the sensor, while the table on the platform can be edited remotely at any time. </blockquote><gallery mode="nolines" widths="350" heights="750">

</gallery>After that you can activate the conversion to liters or gallons and enter the conversion table manually or by uploading a ready table file.  

'''''If the table file is not selected - move it to another folder and try again, it is also desirable that the file name contains only digits'''''

Activate '''Conversion to liters(1''').

To create the table manually, select Level'''(2''') or Liters'''(3''') - in this case it can be any volume unit, enter the value'''(4''') and click on the arrow'''(5'''). Then, click on the three dots icon'''(6''') and then click Save to sensor ('''7''').<gallery mode="nolines" widths="350" heights="550">

</gallery>In order to import a table from the .csv file that you created earlier when calibrating the tank, click on the three dots icon (1), and then click Import from file (2). After that, find the desired file on your smartphone and click on it.  

Save the imported table to the sensor (3)