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Battery Base Options
The alkaline base option includes 10 D-cell batteries with a
10 Ahr rating at 20°C. The rechargeable base option provides
an internal 7 Ahr sealed rechargeable battery that can be
trickle-charged via vehicle power, solar panels, or ac power.
For charging the battery via ac power, a 110 Vac wall charger
is offered for US customers or other countries with 110 Vac
outlets. A 100 to 240 Vac wall charger is also available. When
using vehicle power, our DCDC18R Boost Regulator is used
to increase the vehicle’s supply voltage to charging levels
required by the CR23X. The low-profile (no battery) option
requires a user-supplied dc source. It is preferred when the
system’s power consumption, (e.g. satellite transmitters)
needs a user-supplied deep-cycle battery or when it’s advan-
tageous to have a thinner datalogger.
Transient Protection
Rugged gas tubes protect the analog inputs from electrical
transients. The CR23X is Compliant under the European
Union’s EMC Directive.
Operation in Harsh Environments
Standard operating range is -25° to +50°C; an extended range
of -40° to +80°C is available. A CR23X housed in a weather-
resistant enclosure with desiccant is protected from humidity
and most contaminants.
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Data Storage and Retrieval Options
Storage Modules reliably store data and datalogger programs.
The data and programs can be downloaded later to a PC.
Direct Links use the CR23X's RS-232 port to connect the data-
logger to a computer. The CR23X can be connected to the
computer over distances up to 50 feet.
Short Haul Modems provide local communications between
the CR23X and a PC with an RS-232 serial port.
Multidrop Interfaces link a central computer and up to 200
dataloggers on a single coaxial cable.
PDA Handhelds can communicate with the CR23X via a seri-
al cable and PConnect Software.
Ethernet Communication Peripherals allow the CR23X to
communicate over a local network or the Internet.
Radio Frequency (RF) Communications are supported via
UHF, VHF, or spread spectrum radios.
Telephone Networks use landlines or cellular transceivers for
communications between the datalogger and PC. Our voice-
synthesized modem transmits the CR23X’s data by voice.
Satellite Transmitters transmit data via the GOES, Argos, or
INMARSAT-C satellite systems.
Channel Expandability
SDMs and multiplexers expand the already formidable mea-
surement and control capabilities of the CR23X. SDMs are
addressable peripherals that expand digital control ports, ana-
log output ports, and measurement capabilities. Multiplexers
allow sharing of switched excitation channels and analog
inputs, thereby increasing the number of sensors that can be
measured. Several SDMs or multiplexers can be connected to
one datalogger.
Software Packages
PC200W Starter Software allows you to transfer the datalog-
ger's program and collect data via a direct communications
link. PC200W is available at no charge from
http://www.campbellsci.com/resource.html
LoggerNet and PC208W are our full-feature software
packages. They support:
Direct and telecommunications links
Datalogger programming for most commercially available
sensors, SDMs, multiplexers, and relays
Real-time data display
Report generation
Real-Time Data Monitor (RTDM) allows experienced users to
create custom graphic screens. RTDM supports automatic
generation of JPEG output for Internet display. A similar soft-
ware package, RTDMRT, was developed for customers who
require display-only capability. RTDMRT allows you to dis-
play screens that were created using RTDM.
Peripherals and Software
CR23X-based systems typically include a data retrieval option and may include measurement and control peripherals.
Our software supports datalogger programming, communications between the CR23X and PC, and data display.
A GOES
satellite system
provides data
retrieved from a
weather station on
Nevado Sajama,
Bolivia, to climate
researchers in the
United States.
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