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General| Model | 8310 |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +70°C |
| Digital I/O | 4 |
| Data Storage | Internal flash memory |
| Memory | Non-volatile flash memory |
| Communication Interfaces | RS-232 |
| Measurement Parameters | Temperature, etc. |
| Enclosure | NEMA 4X |
General overview of the Sutron 8310 and 7310 data loggers and their applications.
Details the built-in capabilities and features of the 8310 datalogger.
Describes the straightforward methods available for setting up the 8310 unit.
Instructions for connecting the main battery and charging voltage to the 8310.
Procedure to verify the 8310 is running correctly after initial setup.
Details on the display, keypad, and status/charging LEDs of the 8310.
Description of essential ports like SD Card, USB/COM1, Ethernet, and Ground Lug.
Explains how to move through the 8310's menu structure using navigation keys.
Overview of the main menu items, including station status and navigation.
Guidance on accessing the Station Setup menu for device configuration.
Details on using SD cards for data transfer and setup management.
Step-by-step guide to creating a new configuration for the 8310.
Process for setting up individual sensor measurements within the 8310.
Details on connecting various analog sensors, including types and wiring.
Practical examples for connecting common sensors like shaft encoders and wind sensors.
Guidance on calculating slope and offset for sensor calibration.
Detailed explanation of alarm detection, conditions, and transmission methods.
Analysis of power requirements for determining battery and solar panel sizing.
Procedures for testing the system on a bench and performing site checks.
Overview of methods for retrieving data: last measured value and logged data.
Details on using SD cards for retrieving setup or log data from the 8310.
Overview of the BASIC interpreter, its features, and applications.
Examples and guidance for writing custom BASIC programs for measurements and data processing.
Inspection guidelines for enclosure, sensors, cabling, battery, and antenna.
Details on CPU module and protection/termination module jumper settings.
Logical steps to isolate and resolve common operational problems with the 8310.
Diagnosing problems related to sensor connections, wiring, and signal integrity.
Identifying and resolving issues related to incorrect measurement or data recording setup.
Detailed electrical, mechanical, environmental, and communication specifications for the 8310.
List of available part numbers and their corresponding configurations.
Reference of available commands, their descriptions, and required access levels.
Description of pseudobinary data formats used for sensor value encoding.
Details on the session format for GPRS and LAN device transmissions.
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