This FAQ applies to both LPTM-1 and PL-TW thermocouple data loggers. If the thermocouple readings appear incorrect, follow the steps below. 1. Verify the Thermocouple Type First, confirm the type of thermocouple connected to the data logger. Then make sure the correct thermocouple equation is selected for that channel in SiteView. For example: Type E…
There are several conditions that can cause a data logger to stop logging data. 1. The Logger Memory Is Full If the data logger is configured to Stop Logging when its memory becomes full, logging will stop once the available memory has been used. When configuring a new logging session, check the memory-full setting and…
If SiteView detects your data logger as an Unknown Device, the troubleshooting steps depend on whether a serial number is displayed. 1. “Unknown Device” with a Serial Number If SiteView displays Unknown Device and also shows a serial number beside it, SiteView is communicating with the logger, but your current SiteView version may not support…
Yes. Microedge offers the following thermistor data loggers: PRECISE-LOG PL-HW WiFi 8-Channel Thermistor Data Logger SITE-LOG LPTH-1 7-Channel Thermistor Data Logger iLOG iTH-10 Single-Channel Thermistor Data Logger All of these models can measure resistance by using the built-in Resistance equation in SiteView. When configuring the data logger, simply select Resistance from the equation list.
Yes. Microedge offers customized and OEM data logger solutions for customers with specialized application requirements. Our OEM program is designed to help customers efficiently develop and bring customized data acquisition and logging products to market. Depending on your requirements, our engineering team can provide: Custom or semi-custom hardware Software modifications Firmware customization Additional functions or…
The data logger’s internal clock is automatically synchronized with the computer’s clock whenever the logger is configured in SiteView. To adjust the logger’s clock: Make sure the date and time on your computer are correct. Connect the data logger to SiteView. Open the logger’s Configuration window. Save the configuration. When the configuration is saved, the…
The main difference between the SITE-LOG and PRECISE-LOG series is how they communicate with a computer and the number of external input channels they provide. SITE-LOG Series Most SITE-LOG data loggers provide: 7 external input channels 1 built-in temperature channel USB communication with a computer Operation from the internal battery in standalone mode Optional external…
Each Microedge data logger has an internal battery for standalone operation. When an external 5 VDC power source is detected, such as: A computer USB port, or A 5 VDC USB wall adapter the logger automatically switches to external power and disconnects the internal battery from the power circuit. This helps preserve battery life while…
You do not need to clear the data logger manually. When you configure and start a new logging session, the previously stored data in the logger is cleared automatically. If you need to keep the existing data, make sure to download it before starting a new logging session.
Yes, but it depends on the logger’s sampling mode. Normal Sampling Mode If the data logger is operating in normal sampling mode, you can download data while the logger is still recording. Downloading data will not interrupt the logging session. Normal sampling mode applies when the sampling interval is one second or longer: Fast Sampling…
