Linking a New PTLevel Transmitter to Your Existing PTLevel Receiver

Linking a New Transmitter to Your Existing Receiver and/or Resetting Zero Pressure

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If you have been sent a replacement Transmitter and need to link it to your existing Receiver, then this is for you.


Finding Your PTLevel IP Address

For Linking a new transmitter or resetting a new zero pressure reading, you will need your PTLevel's IP address.  This can be found very easily!
First, log in to your PTLevel online account at ptdevices.com. Click on Features. It is the purple link in this picture below.

After clicking Features, you will brought to your device main screen.  Here you can calibrate, check your history, and in this case find your device IP address. We have circled the IP address below in red. Once you have your IP address, you can follow the linking steps below.


Linking a New Transmitter:

Watch the video above or follow these simple instructions. For the PTLevel Wireless to work properly, the Receiver and the Transmitter need to be linked together. When you get a new PTLevel Wireless, they will come linked.  In the rare case you need a replacement Receiver or Transmitter, you would follow these steps to link them together.

  1. With a phone tablet or computer that is on the same WiFi network, go to the device IP address followed by /config, a sample is: http://xxx.xxx.x.xx/config 
  2. You should be able to see a "Link Mode" link on the bottom or top of that page. Please click that link.
  3. Press the "Connect" button on the transmitter and you should see the transmitter status LED blink 7 times quickly. If you press the button again, the Transmitter will blink 3 times slowly.
  4. Your devices are now linked!

 

Resetting Zero:

The PTLevel measures your water depth by reading the pressure of the water.  Your PTLevel will be sent to you with it’s zero pressure reading already set.  In the rare case you need to reset your zero pressure reading, follow the steps below.

  1. With a phone tablet or computer that is on the same WiFi network, go to the device IP address followed by /config, a sample is: http://xxx.xxx.x.xx/config
  2. Ensure the weight and tubing is not in water and that there is no water stuck in the tubing. Remember, you want to reset your zero pressure reading when it is reading zero pressure.
  3. You should be able to see a "Reset Zero" link on the bottom of that page. Please click that link.
  4. Press the "Connect" button on the transmitter and you should see the transmitter status LED blink 7 times quickly. Then press the "Connect" button once more and it should blink three times slowly.
  5. Replace the tubing and setup into the tank, hit the "Connect" button, do one more calibration and hit the "Connect" button one last time.



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