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General| Channels | 10 |
|---|---|
| Wireless | No |
| GPS | No |
| Thermistor Input | Yes |
| RTD Input | Yes |
| Strain Gage Input | Yes |
| High Speed Logging | Yes |
| Enclosure | IP65 |
| Measurement Parameters | Temperature |
| Accuracy (Temperature) | ±0.5°C |
| Communication Interface | USB |
Configures the PC's communication port for data logger connection.
Sets sample rates, record functions, and storage for the data logger.
Customizes how data channels are displayed in graphs.
Allows monitoring of sensor data on PC in real-time.
Instructions for starting and stopping data recordings.
Process for transferring recorded runs from logger to PC.
Explains the layout of the graphics display window and text marker.
Details how to add, remove, and color-code data channels on graphs.
Describes how to access and use time slip, notes, and split times.
Explains how to enlarge or return to the default view of graph data.
Covers changing display settings for individual runs or defaults.
Explains how different setup files affect multiple displayed runs.
Details how to configure default log pages for run data entry.
Describes methods for entering time slip, notes, and other log data.
Guides through calibrating the G meter using specific gravity readings.
Explains calibration for analog sensors like throttle position and EGT.
Outlines functions for opening, closing, and printing graph data.
Covers connecting to the logger for download, display, and setup.
Describes the real-time data display with bar graphs and numerical values.
Explains how to erase stored runs from the data logger memory.
Details functions for cropping unwanted data from graph displays.
Describes accessing log pages, setting defaults, and logging open runs.
Provides guidelines for mounting and powering the data logger unit.
Discusses mounting considerations and cable routing for various sensors.
Details proper mounting and wiring for drive shaft RPM sensors.
Covers operating conditions and lifetime considerations for pressure sensors.
Explains mounting and rotation for rotary style position sensors.
Advises on mounting vacuum sensors to avoid fuel or oil contamination.
Provides guidance on mounting temperature sensors for fluids.
Details installation of EGT probes into header tubes and amplifier connection.
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