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General
Description of Datataker data loggersFrom
one channel data loggers up to systems with hundreds of analog inputs and
many digital inputs.
These loggers read, return, and/or store analog
& digital data in engineering units from just about any electrical
sensor or analog instrument ... thermocouples, transistor temperature sensors,
RTDs, strain gauges, current loop outputs from other instruments, voltages, currents,
resistance, frequency, period, etc, except AC (DT800 can measure AC).
AC
voltages and currents may be converted to mA signals for connecting to the logger,
with external modules.
Analog input channels can also sense logic level inputs (0/1). Readings are time & date stamped automatically. The loggers are autoranging and auto calibrating and have 15-bit resolution (1:40,000, 1µv). Accuracy is 0.15%, trimmable.
The
Modem Manager (MM-01) can be used with a remote Datataker logger for automatic
dial-out of data & alarms.
See under "Software & Accessories
for Datatakers" in menu at left. If
there is no menu panel at left, click here
The digital inputs (with resistor pull-ups) sense ON/OFF states of contacts, etc, or count pulses over a desired period, either resetting or not resetting the counter at the end of each period.
With their alarm channels and digital outputs you can raise alarms, control external processes, or even modify the logger's activity (e.g. scan more frequently, or scan more channels).
Readings may be returned directly or converted to more useful form by changing the span limits or linearising with polynomials within the logger. Also, readings may be averaged, with standard deviation, maximums, minimums, & times these occurred.
The loggers allow calculations to be made within the logger on readings from any channel or between channels. There are internal variables for intermediate calculations and results, which may be read out or logged to memory. The loggers can determine change and rate of change on any channel, and perform integration.
The data
may be either returned out of the serial port (isolated) to a computer
as it is collected,
or may be stored in the logger's own memory for
later retrieval.
Internal memory holds from 130,000 expandable (DT800),
to 10 million readings (DT80 etc).
Connection to the host computer can be made in several ways.
The loggers have an in-built battery, allowing stand-alone use. Auxiliary batteries may be connected.
Mains frequency (50Hz) pick-up on the input leads is cancelled out. The reading rate is 25 readings per sec. (The reading rate can be made faster by reducing channel settle time, and integrate period, but the mains rejection is decreased.)
With the DT800, sampling for accuracy and noise rejection is done by interleaved sampling over one or more line cycle periods.
The DT800 can sample at up to 200 Hz, with burst mode to 100KHz (see 'New Products' section below).
What's NASA doing with a little Aussie logger? Same thing as the West German military, Danish Atomic Energy, General Motors, Volvo, ICI, ESSO, Antarctic bases (60 loggers), sales offices in UK, USA, China, India, etc. Just about all Universities and CSIROs in Australia, many industrial companies, Sydney Water uses over one hundred, Pacific Power & AGL have many.
Easy to control
The Datatakers are controlled by sending a 'program' of commands (ASCII characters) to the logger through its serial port from the Com port of an IBM-PC compatible.
DeLogger software is no longer shipped with the DataTakers.
The loggers themselves now have a built-in web
server called dEX which allows the logger to be configured, as well as data
to be viewed and downloaded.
All you need is a standard web browser
with Adobe Flash 10 or above.
The web interface can be accessed when the logger
is connected up via Ethernet, or via USB (USB is not available on the DT82E).
With a USB connection, the logger automatically installs the USB-serial driver
and a piece of software called DTUSB which opens a PPP network connection with
the logger, and allows it to be accessed via a web browser.
DataTaker Resource CD: Standard Software, Manuals, Support & Training files PRODSS-CD - included with Datataker
A very simple example of a text program:
To read the date, time, then three K type thermocouples
every 2 seconds, send the following program to the logger:
R2S 1..3TK
<Enter> These commands mean:
Repeat
every 2Sec, ch1 to ch3 Thermocouple
K type.
Date and time are returned automatically if desired. These and many other parameters are easily set with software switches.
The data can be returned from the logger in real time, or at a later time from its memory. When logging data to the logger's own memory, time and date are automatically recorded.
Data can be returned in various forms, for example in column format,
which suits display on a dumb terminal:
Date 2/6/2000 (Date &
Time may be returned if desired)
Time 00:08:48
1TK 28.4 Deg C (1TK indicates channel 1 with Thermocouple K
type etc, etc.)
2TK 29.6 Deg C
3TK 35.2 Deg
C
or with numbers only, and any desired delimiter:
00:08:48,
28.4, 29.6, 35.2
00:08:50, 28.5, 29.7, 35.3
00:08:52, 28.6, 29.6, 35.4 etc, etc,
which is suitable for use
by a computer program, spreadsheet, etc..
Time can be in hours:min:sec, or just seconds, or decimal hours, and can be either from time of reset, or from last midnight.
Date can be specified, as day number, or dd/mm/yyyy.
The internal real time clock runs from its own battery with ten year life
expectancy.
The loggers are highly flexible, and can be set up in all sorts of ways to suit the task to be done.
Sending SMS messages using the Datataker logger and the Datataker Modem Manager (MM-01)
For further reading download the Getting Started Manual: click here (.pdf file 1.3MB)
For data on Datataker loggers, please ring 02 9481 7420 E-mail: click here
For Datataker Accessories: click here
The
dataTaker DT80 smart data logger provides an extensive array of
features that
allow it to be used across a wide variety of applications.
The DT80 is a robust,
stand alone, low power data logger featuring USB memory
stick support, 18
bit resolution, extensive communications capabilities and built-in display.
The
dataTaker DT80s Dual Channel concept allows up to 10 isolated or
15
common referenced analog inputs to be used in many combinations.
With support
for multiple SDI-12 sensor networks, Modbus for SCADA systems,
FTP and Web
interface, 12V regulated output to power sensors,
the DT80 is a totally self
contained solution.
A robust, stand alone, low power data logger featuring
USB memory stick support, .
Full
data on DT80 Series 2 - August 2010 See below for new model DT80 Version
6
Versatile Measurement
The DT80s universal analog
input channels (4 to 12 ch, ± 30V) can automatically select measurement
range based on the signal level. These channels are isolated and over voltage
protected to provide reliable monitoring in noisy environments. Supported
measurement and sensor types include temperature, DC voltage, current, 4-20mA
loops,
resistance, bridges, strain gauges and frequency
- all returned
in engineering units of your choice. Larger
picture: click here
Switchable excitation and triggering are provided
on all channels to simplify wiring and installation.
The
DT80s 12 universal digital channels provide input, output and counter
inputs to 100KHz.
Some channels can also be used as phase encoder inputs.
Two dedicated counter channels have adjustable thresholds for the monitoring
of low level signals such as magnetic pick-ups.
Other digital features
include trigger input for event logging and a latching relay output to control
or power external devices.
Serial Sensor port: Connecting the
DT80 to GPS, scales, PLCs, gateways and other intelligent devices is made
simple with a serial sensor port offering RS232/422/485 connectivity.
Data Storage and Communications
With up to 5 million data points stored in
a secure, non-volatile internal memory the DT80 gives peace of mind data logging.
Versatile, user defined memory allocation provides flexible data storage
solutions.
A further option allows channel data to either overwrite or stop
logging once the memory is full.
The DT80s superior communications
devices provide RS232, Ethernet, USB and USB memory stick ports
together
with modem dial-in and dial-out functions.
TCP/IP is supported
enabling communications over a local or wide area network.
USB memory
stick for data transfer
Rugged construction
± 30V
inputs
Ethernet / USB / RS232 / RS485 / Modem support
4-12
Analog sensor inputs
12 Digital channels
Serial sensor channel Full
data on DT80 Series 2 - August 2010
DT80 Version
6 has support for multiple SDI-12 sensor networks, Modbus for any SCADA system,
and web enabled features.
The DT80 has a Serial Sensor Channel, RS232/ RS422/
RS485 supporting 'Smart Serial' sensors
for example GPS, Scales, Atmospheric
monitoring or other intelligent devices.
The DT80 has a built-in LCD display.
Press
Release Download
DT80 V6 software \
» Built-in
software - no application to install
» Runs directly from your web browser
»
Accessible by Ethernet or USB connection
» Intuitive graphical interface
»
Easy-to-use configuration editor
» Access live and historical data
»
View data as charts, mimics and tables
dEX is an intuitive graphical interface
that allows you to configure your data logger, view real-time data
in mimics,
trend charts or tables and retrieve your historical data for analysis.
dEX
runs directly from your web browser and can be accessed either locally or remotely,
anywhere that a
TCP/IP connection is available including worldwide over the
Internet.
You can use any of the loggers built-in communications ports
to view dEX including Ethernet, USB and RS-232.
The
DT81 has been discontinued, in favour of the new DT82E Environmental logger.
The feature packed value for money dataTaker DT81 is the answer to the enduser or OEM requiring fewer channels whilst demanding the powerful features and flexibility of the DT80.
Has support for multiple SDI-12
sensor networks, Modbus for any SCADA system, and web enabled features.
The
DT81 is ready to be rolled out into tomorrow's environmental or industrial monitoring
projects today!
The DT81 is a robust stand alone low power and econmical data
logger.
With USB memory stick support, 18 bit resolution and extensive communications
capabilities make it a powerful partner.
The
dataTaker DT82E is a smart data logger designed especially for environmental monitoring.
The DT82E is a robust, low power data logger featuring USB memory stick
support,
18-bit resolution, extensive communications capabilities and built-in
display.
The dataTaker DT82Es Dual Channel concept allows
up to
4 isolated or 6 common referenced analog inputs to be used simultaneously in various
combinations.
With advanced networking capability (FTP and Web interface),
one SDI-12 sensor channel (supporting up to 10 sensors)
and switchable
12V regulated output to power sensors. Large
picture of DT82E
Digital Channels
Digital Input/Outputs
4
bi-directional channels
Input Type: 4 logic level (max 20/30V)
Output Type:
3 with open drain FET(max: 30V, 100mA), 1 with logic output.
Relay Output:
1 latching relay, contacts (max: 30Vdc, 1A)
Counter Channels
Low
Speed Counters
4 counters shared with digital inputs. Size: 32 bit Max
Count rate: 10 Hz
Low speed counters do not function in sleep mode.
Dedicated
Counter Inputs
4 high speed inputs, Size: 32 bit
Max Count rate: 10
kHz
Input type: 2 logic level inputs (max ±30V), and
2 programmable
inputs as either logic level inputs or
sensitive inputs (10mV) for magnetic
pick-ups (max ±10V)
Serial Channels
SDI-12
1 SDI-12
input, a digital channel.
Input can support up to 10 SDI-12 sensors.
Generic
Serial Sensor
Flexible options to allow data to be logged from a wide range
of smart sensors and data streams.
Available ports: Host RS232 Port* Baud rate:
300 to 115,200
*If used as a Serial Sensor channel then the
Host Port is not available for other communications.
Calculated Channels
Combine
values from analog, digital and serial sensors using expressions involving variables
and functions.
Functions: An extensive range of Arithmetic,
Trigonometric,
Relational, Logical and Statistical functions are available.
Brochure on DT82E and dEX built-in software (pdf file, 4 pages, opens in new tab or window)
» Built-in software - no application
to install
» Runs directly from your web browser
» Accessible
by Ethernet or USB connection
» Intuitive graphical interface
»
Easy-to-use configuration editor
» Access live and historical data
»
View data as charts, mimics and tables
dEX is an intuitive graphical
interface that allows you to configure your data logger, view real-time data
in
mimics, trend charts or tables and retrieve your historical data for analysis.
dEX
runs directly from your web browser and can be accessed either locally or remotely,
anywhere that a
TCP/IP connection is available including worldwide over the
Internet.
You can use any of the loggers built-in communications ports
to view dEX including Ethernet, USB and RS-232.
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Data Storage:
DT800's internal
memory, 2MB, can store 120,000 readings.
An inserted PC Card (PCMCIA)
memory card can store 60,000 readings per megabyte. (PC Card
= PCMCIA card)
File format: Windows. If the PC Card is pulled out of the logger
and put into a PC, the data can be transferred as Windows files.
PC
Card Flash Memory (PCMCIA): 48MB ATA, 3V or 5V. or ATA hard disks.
With adaptor:
Compact Flash, Smart Media, Sony Memory Stick. Card voltage: 3 or 5V
Capacity: 60,000 data points per megabyte (5 channels per schedule)
See DT800 Accessories
Alarm messages are
saved to file.
Communications:
RS232 (115kbps) and PC Card Modem
communications, card modems (phone, cell & radio).
Ethernet 10Base-T, TCP/IP,
UDP, PPP, logger must remain awake. File tranfer protocol: FTP
Field upgradeable
FLASH based firmware via Internet
Internal battery, 4 hours to 3 months of
battery operation depending on sampling rate
Compact powder-coated steel
case, 270mm x 110mm x 95mm, 3.2Kg Large
picture of end: click here
Large picture of DT800 front: click here
Features to be added in January 2004::
2.5 times faster
logging in fast mode (i.e. 200Hz), via the RS232 port.
SMS messaging
is easier with new types of Alarms,
Modem handling is easier -
DT800 can configure a modem using a "straight thru" cable.
These features will be available as free upgrades: download here
Built-in
self correcting features... can restart itself and also attached equipment.
It can test integrity of sensors & flag data that is suspect.
New event management
facilities provide speed performance analysis of machinery or other applications
being monitored.
Power Supply: External 11 to 28VDC, 4W, Battery
charging: 15W, Sleeping: 2mW (250µA)
Typical low power operation:
20mW
Internal Lead-Acid battery 12V 2.2AH gives 6hours of normal operation;
low power: 2 months.
Memory and real time clock battery: Lithium, ½AA
3.6V 400mAH
Temperature range: -45° to +70°C, humidity: 85% non-condensing.
DT800
Fast Datataker: Please enquire
supplied with
DeLogger (DeLogger is not fully Win 7 compliant), DeTransfer, DePlot,
DeMerge software,
AC power pack (15VDC
750mA), RS232 cable, and 2 manuals, (see details of hardware accessories
below)
2 cage clamp tools to assist wiring to the terminals
(shipping carton: 36x22x23cm,
5.1kg)
(see Accessories Kit details
below)
Full data on DT800 Logger: click here
Accessories Kit hardware details - the
following are included with purchase of DT800:
IBM-6: DT800 RS232 cable, 1.5m, supports handshake lines
UM-800-1: Getting started with DT800 Manual
UM-800-2: DT800 User's Manual, for more advanced users
MA-800: AC power pack, 240VAC to 15VDC 750mA
GC-2.2: Internal Battery for DT800: 12V 2.2AH
2 cage clamp tools to assist wiring to the terminals
DT800 Accessories: click here (Memory cards, External LCD Display, spare wiring base, cases, cables, user manuals, battery, recalibration)
| See general description near top of this page. DT500
has no LCD display or buttons, If you need less channels than the DT500 series
offers, check the
DT500 Series Data Sheet: click
here |
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Analog channels, up to
±2500 mV DC (±2.5 VDC), currents, 4-20ma current loop,
thermocouples,
PT100 platinum resistance thermometers,
strain gauges & bridges,
resistance to 7Kohm, frequency, period, etc, (no AC).
Solid state multiplexer
gives ±3.5VDC common mode range.
(Note: DT505 below has relay multiplexer
which gives ±100VDC range and ±100VDC common mode.)
Series
3 units have removable screw terminals.
10 differential inputs (input
between + and terminals, not ground referenced), or up to
30 single ended inputs (input between input terminal and ground), ±2.5v;
or 40 ch for temperature sensors AD590, current, or I loop.
For more inputs, use one or two Input Expansion Modules CEM-S3 (in Software & Accessories page).
Analog
channels are autoranging.
Data manipulation includes statistical functions,
calculations, and sensor calibration.
Internal variables allow sophisticated
applications to be set up. Sophisticated alarms can be set.
Digital I/O
channels: 4 (+30 using analog inputs to return 0 or 1. Can adjust threshold.).
The 4 digital I/O terminals can be inputs for state or low speed counting
(<10Hz),
or outputs (open collector transistors 30v 200ma for driving
logic circuits or small relays).
Can expand by using the Channel
Expansion Module CEM-S3 (in Software & Accessories page).
Scan rate
is 25 ch/sec. Res: 15 bits +sign bit /1µV
Serial
Input Data Module is available.
Up to 32 DT500's can be networked
with a twisted pair of wires.
Hi speed counters: 3. Count rates up to 1KHz (optionally 2MHz with filter removed).
Memory: internal: 165,000
readings.
Optional 1MB removable memory card
holds 340,000 readings. 2MB or 4MB cards may be used.
Card
can also hold logger commands for programming remote logger.
Communications
rate: 9600bps, isolated interface.
Common mode input voltage
range
for DT500/600/50 is ±3.5v, (for
DT505 is ±100v on the 100v range).
Screw terminals for all connections.
Low-power mode between scans saves battery (see table
on page 3).
The built-in 1.2AH GelCell battery lasts for over 60 days
when scanning every 15 minutes.
Dimensions of DT500: 270 x 110 x 85mm high.
3 year warranty.
DT500 Datataker logger: Please
enquire
with Accessory Kit (software, cable, mains adaptor,
manuals).
(carton 36 x 26 x 17cm, 3.9kg)
DT500 Series Data Sheet: click here (includes DT500, DT505, DT600, DT605)
DT500-AL: is a DT500 without the accessory kit. Minimum order qty: 5
DT500-AL: POA
Add mains adaptor MA-500: +$32+GST
($35.20 incl GST)
Add RS232
cable IBM-1: +$30+GST ($33 incl GST)
Series 3 loggers are being produced now (DT500, DT50, etc.) The major differences between Series 2 & Series 3 are:
- increased internal memory from 13,500 to 165000 data points (new manual page 8).
- increased SRAM PC Card memory support from 1MB to 4MB (page 8).
- Flash memory firmware is field upgradable (page 35) and can store a program (page 18).
- New options for high speed counter input (page 18).
- Improved memory retention if low battery condition occurs, using internal, replaceable battery (page 8).
- Series 3 units have removable screw terminals.
For DT500 data sheets, please ring 02 9481 7420 E-mail: click here
For more inputs, use one or two Input Expansion Modules CEM-S3 .
See DT50 below for a lower cost logger with less channels
Datataker Accessories: click here Packed weight without mains adaptor: just under 4kg
DT505 has relay input switching
DT500 Series Data Sheet: click here (includes DT500, DT505, DT600, DT605)
DT505 also has ±100VDC input range, with ±100VDC
common mode on the 100V range (1.5kV for 100µS).
Otherwise DT505 is
the same as DT500.
Included: Accessory Kit (software, cable,
mains adaptor, manuals). DT505: Please enquire.
(carton 36 x 26 x 17cm, 3.9kg)
DT515
Geologger
also supports vibrating wire strain gauges &
piezometers DT515: $4550+GST ($5005 incl GST)
Included: Accessory Kit (software, cable, mains adaptor, manuals).
DT600 & DT605 have LCD Display - discontinued | |
| DT500
Series Data Sheet Series 3 units have removable screw terminals. DT600 is the same as DT500 except: |
For more inputs, use one or
two |
| DT605 has LCD Display, and also relay input switching DT500 Series Data Sheet: click here (includes DT500, DT505, DT600, DT605) DT605 also has ±100VDC input range, with ±100VDC
common mode on the 100V range (1.5kV for 100µS). For more inputs, use one or two Input Expansion Modules CEM-S3 . DT615 Geologger
with LCD display. Please enquire. | |
270x110x50mm. Has same footprint as DT500 but is not as high.
Has terminals for external battery. 3 yr warranty
DT50: Datataker Data
Logger incl. Accessory Kit (software, cable, mains adaptor, manuals).
(carton 36 x 26 x 17cm, 3.9kg incl separate battery)
DT50: POA
DT50-AL: is a DT50 without the accessory
kit. Minimum order qty: 5 DT50-AL: POA
Add mains adaptor,
MA-500: +$33.25 incl GST Add RS232 cable, IBM-1:
+$33.25 incl GST
Packed weight without mains adaptor: just
under 3.5kg
Internal battery option for DT50, DT51, DT53.
Factory installation of internal 6V 0.5Ah battery
This is a 0.5Ah battery
capable of running a DT5x for approximately 2+ hours.
ASYBATOPTION:
$100+GST when ordered with the logger.
Retrofit:
$120+GST
External Battery option for DT50:
GC-1.2:
1.2AH GelCell battery with cable: GC-1.2: $40+GST ($44 incl GST)
(97x25x57mm high incl terminals, 160mm circumference) 1 yr warranty:
GC-4: 4AH GelCell
with cable, 1 yr warranty. GC-4: $50+GST ($55 incl GST)
Memory Cards, Cases, Signal Conditioning Boards, other batteries: as for DT500 logger.
Can use the Panel Mount Remote Display with the DT50 (see Datataker Accessories).
Series 3 loggers are being produced now (DT500, DT50, etc.) The major differences between Series 2 & Series 3 are:
- increased internal memory from 13,500 to 165000 data points (new manual page 8).
- increased SRAM PC Card memory support from 1MB to 4MB (page 8).
- Flash memory firmware is field upgradable (page 35) and can store a program (page 18).
- New options for high speed counter input (page 18).
- Improved memory retention if low battery condition occurs, using internal, replaceable battery (page 8).
Datataker Accessories: click here
The new dataTaker DT51 is a general purpose economical logger
suitable for end user or OEM use.
The DT51 is an economical version of the
DT50, with less input channels and no PCMCIA card slot.
DT51
data: click here See general descripion near
top of this page.
Analog Channels
Number of input channels depends
on sensor wiring configuration. Sensor configurations may be mixed:
Two wire:
1
Two wire with one shared terminal (common): 3
Three wire: 1
Four
wire: 1
4-20mA current loop: 1 with internal shunt + 3 more by adding external
shunts
Digital Channels
Bi-directional channels: 4
Dedicated
counter channels: 3
Digital Inputs: 4, shared with bi-directional channels,
Input Type: logic level (protected with pull-up)
Counter Channels, 16 bit
(65535 counts): 4 low speed (10Hz) shared with bi-directional channels 3 high
speed (1kHz, sleep mode) with switchable internal clocking options
Digital
Outputs: 4, shared with bi-directional channels, open-collector npn transistor,
Rating: +30V, 100mA
Sampling speed of 25 - 70 samples per second.
Data
can be conveniently and securely stored in battery backed RAM. Internal memory:
165000 data points.
Alarms may be set for all channels.
DT51:
Datataker Data Logger incl. Accessory Kit (software, cable, mains adaptor,
manuals).
(carton 36 x 26 x 17cm, 3.9kg incl
separate battery) DT51: Please enquire.
Internal
battery option for DT50, DT51, DT53.
Factory installation of internal
6V 0.5Ah battery
This is a 0.5Ah battery capable of running a DT5x for approximately
2+ hours.
ASYBATOPTION: $100+GST when ordered with the logger.
Retrofit:
$120+GST
External Battery option for DT50:
GC-1.2:
1.2AH GelCell battery with cable (97x25x57mm high incl terminals, 160mm circumference):
1
yr warranty: GC-1.2: $40+GST ($44 incl GST)
GC-4:
4AH GelCell with cable, 1 yr warranty. GC-4:
$50+GST ($55 incl GST)
Memory Cards, Cases, Signal Conditioning Boards, other batteries: as for DT500 logger.
Datataker Accessories: click here
DT53 is a reduced feature version
of the DT50 (see above), with
4 x digital I/O,
3 x HSC (High Speed
Counter) inputs, (no memory card and no analog inputs).
Suitable
for smart digital logging on pulse inputs and event.
Applications include
wind speed, water flow, gas flow, machine and production monitoring etc.
Full DT500 range capability for calculations, alarms and communications is included.
DT53: Please enquire.
Internal battery option
for DT50, DT51, DT53.
Factory installation of internal 6V 0.5Ah battery
This is a 0.5Ah battery capable of running a DT5x for approximately 2+ hours.
ASYBATOPTION: $100+GST when ordered with the logger.
Retrofit:
$120+GST
External Battery option for DT50:
GC-1.2:
1.2AH GelCell battery with cable (97x25x57mm high incl terminals, 160mm circumference):
1
yr warranty: GC-1.2: $40+GST ($44 incl GST)
GC-4:
4AH GelCell with cable, 1 yr warranty. GC-4:
$50+GST ($55 incl GST)
Memory Cards, Cases, Signal Conditioning Boards, other batteries: as for DT500 logger.
This valuable tool contains over 600 pages of reference material covering every aspect of using and programming your dataTaker data logger.
The 3-part manual will also be published on the Web, with each part having sub-sections created in HTML format for convenience. To view the reference manual via the web the user will be required to register their details.
UM0078A0-CD dataTaker Technical Reference Manual for the DT500 range on CD: A$90+GST
UM0078A0-HC Hard Copy manual in a 38mm binder: A$160+GST
For faster data acquisition, an Analog
to Digital Converter card can be plugged into the expansion bus (ISA or PCI bus
slot) of a PC or small robust industrial PC with solid state disks. See
Computer section of this web site.
Signal amplification & conditioning
can be done on a screw terminal board outside the PC.
A powerful Windows
graphical icon based program (VisiDAQ Standard, supplied free, or Genie 32-bit
$1037 ),
can configure the hardware and perform the tasks required without
programming knowledge.
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