Why does my SATO Data Logger have battery power problems?
Battery issues in your SATO Data Logger can arise if the preset start was initiated with low battery power, if the battery weakened while in standby for a preset start, or if the battery died during logging. In any of these cases, replace the batteries with new ones.
What to do if my SATO Data Logger cannot measure humidity?
If your SATO Data Logger is unable to measure humidity, make sure the probe is correctly connected. Also, check the upper LCD for "Hi", "Lo", or "Er" which indicates that the humidity reading might be outside of the measurable range.
What to do if SATO Data Logger started logging when all pages were full?
If the logging operation on your SATO Data Logger began when all pages were already full, erase the data currently stored. Remember to store any necessary data before erasing.
How to resolve a logging option mismatch on my SATO Data Logger?
If the logging option selected differs from that of the data already stored on your SATO Data Logger, erase the existing data. Ensure you've stored any crucial data beforehand.
What to do if logging started with incomplete data on my SATO Data Logger?
If your SATO Data Logger started logging with leftover data from a previous session interrupted by battery removal, erase the data stored. Remember to save any important data before erasing.
Why did the logging end on my SATO Data Logger?
The logging process on your SATO Data Logger ended because the battery was removed. To resolve this, erase the data stored on the Datalogger. If necessary, remember to store the data before erasing.
What happens if the ID was changed with data on my SATO Data Logger?
If the ID was changed on your SATO Data Logger while data was present, erase the data stored on the device. Ensure you save any important data beforehand.
General| Model | SK-L200 II Series |
|---|---|
| Type | Temperature and Humidity Data Logger |
| Humidity Range | 0% to 100% RH |
| Temperature Accuracy | ±0.5°C |
| Humidity Accuracy | ±3% RH |
| Measurement Channels | 2 (Temperature and Humidity) |
| Power Source | Lithium Battery |
| Communication | USB |
| Protection Class | IP67 |
| Resolution | Temperature: 0.1°C, Humidity: 0.1% RH |
| Logging Interval | 1 second to 24 hours |
| Memory Capacity | 16, 000 data points |
| Battery Life | Approx. 1 year |
Details of the SK-L200T II and SK-L200TH IIα main units.
Explains the function keys of the datalogger.
Describes the elements of the datalogger's LCD screen.
Details of the plug-in and cord-type standard probes.
Step-by-step guide to install probes and batteries.
Procedure for setting the current date and time on the datalogger.
Steps to install the USB driver for the datalogger software.
Steps to install the main DATALOGGER for Windows application.
How to check and verify the COM port status in Device Manager.
How to configure the serial port settings in the DATALOGGER software.
Step-by-step guide to logging test data using the datalogger.
Steps to download test data from the datalogger to the computer.
How to assign an ID number (1-9) to the datalogger.
How to specify the preferred logging interval for data recording.
Explains and sets the four logging options: Once, Repeatedly, Ends at, By pages.
How to set alarm marks for temperature or humidity thresholds.
How to specify the date and time to start logging automatically.
Methods to cancel a scheduled preset start for logging.
How to display logged data on the computer screen in real time.
Technical specifications for the SK-L200T II and SK-L200TH IIα main units.
Technical specifications for the different standard probes.
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