• New Solid State Touch Test Design with no moving parts provides a reliable solution for high volume wrist strap and foot ground testing.
• The included TEAM5 Basic Software manages personnel and ESD test data performed on the SmartLog V4
• TEAM5 Software Operation Manual
• TEAM5 Software Comparison Chart
• PIN Entry for employee verification after a valid badge scan. Available only with TEAM 5 and TEAM 5 Enterprise
• Employee ID Table - Easily update the user list
• Added Test Options including;
• Footwear with Wrist Optional
• User Choice – Allows user to chose test performed;
  1) Wrist 2) Foot or 3) Both
• By touching the electrode button once, the SmartLog V4™ tests the resistance path limits of the worn wrist strap or ESD garment and both worn ESD footwear independently within one second
• No need to dedicate a computer
• All required components included in system
• Independent audible and visual alarm conditions
• Split footplate design allows for individual footwear testing all in one test
• Reads Code 39 and Code 128 Barcode
• 5-year limited warranty
• Made in America
• Customer Checklist
• Troubleshooting Guide

PowerPoint Presentations:
SmartLog V4 Overview
TEAM5 Software Overview

“Compliance verification should be performed prior to each use (daily, shift change, etc.). The accumulation of insulative materials may increase the foot grounder system resistance. If foot grounders are worn outside the ESD protected area testing for functionality before reentry to the ESD protected area should be considered.” (ESD SP9.2 APPENDIX B - Foot Grounder Usage Guidance)

“A log should be maintained which verifies that personnel have tested their personal grounding devices.” (ANSI/ESD S20.20 Paragraph 6.2.2.2 Personnel Grounding Guidance)

“Frequency of Functional Testing: The wrist strap system should be tested daily to ensure proper electrical value. Nominally, the upper resistance reading should be < or = 10 megohms or a user-defined value.” (ANSI/ESD S1.1-2006 Annex A3)

“Process monitoring (measurements) shall be conducted in accordance with a Compliance Verification Plan that identifies the technical requirements to be verified, the measurement limits and the frequency at which those verifications shall occur. The Compliance Verification Plan shall document the test methods and equipment used for process monitoring and measurements. … Compliance verification records shall be established and maintained to provide evidence of conformity to the technical requirements. The test equipment selected shall be capable of making the measurements defined in the Compliance Verification Plan.” [ANSI/ESDS20.20-2007 section 7.3]