Campbell CM10K Spezifikationen PDF herunterladen (Seite 18)

As soon as the equipment is received, the data logger and sensors should be tested before final

assembly of the climate station. This testing can happen indoors and the data logger will need to

be connected to a computer to examine the data. This section describes the process to ensure

everything is working correctly. Figure 13 on page 30 shows a simplified wiring diagram of the

climate station to illustrate the main components and connections between them.

3.2 Connect and setup the data logger

Figure 6 below shows the main components of the data logger. The left side of the panel contains

all the sensor connections and the power OUT connectors (for some sensors), while the right side

houses the power IN connector, the communications bus (RS-232) and an expansion slot for the

memory card adaptor. You will need a 12 Volt DC battery to power the data logger (e.g. a car

battery). Follow the steps below to setup the data logger. You should also watch a video of the

process, called “Setting up and Programming the data logger,” on the TEAM portal in the

Climate Protocol section (http://www.teamnetwork.org/en/protocols/threat/climate) to better

familiarize yourself with this procedure.

Figure 6: Main components of the CR1000 data logger.

1. Connect the data logger to the computer: Using the RS-232-to-USB cable, connect the

data logger to a USB port in the computer (make sure the cable is connected to the RS-

232 port in the data logger – not the CS I/O port).

a) If this is the first time using the RS-232-to-USB cable, drivers may need to be

installed on the computer. Drivers are usually located either on the CD

shipped with the cable or on the cable manufacturer’s website.

1 2 ... 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ... 94 95

Keine Kommentare

Campbell CM10K Spezifikationen Seite 18