A gas engineer has to measure the CO and CO₂ concentration in every room of a house. He brings four testo probes and his smartphone with the testo Smart app. This walkthrough follows him through the app's CO/CO₂ Ambient (CMDDA1) measuring program, screen by screen, and shows where his probes are in the house at every moment.
CO and CO₂ are always measured together, so each room gets one CO probe and one CO₂ probe. With two pairs, the engineer can measure two rooms at the same time.




All four probes are connected to the testo Smart app over Bluetooth. The app refers to each probe by the last three digits of its serial number.
Living room, Bedroom, Kitchen, Bathroom and Hallway. Every room is measured for 15 minutes, and the app reports the average CO and CO₂ value for it.
Two probe pairs and five rooms mean three measuring rounds. Between rounds, the engineer carries the probes to the next rooms.
Five rooms, two probe sets, three 15-minute rounds. Click through the prototype or use Back and Next; the house plan and the explanation follow what the engineer does in the app and in the house.