5 Things to Know before Discussing Your Data Logger Programming Issue
by Janet Albers | Updated: 08/26/2015 | Comments: 0
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If you need help programming a Campbell Scientific data logger, here are some things you can do to have a more productive conversation with a Customer Support and Implementation Engineer.
At a minimum you’ll want to know:
- What data logger you’re working with—such as a CR6, CR1000, CR200, CR5000, or CR10X
- What sensors you have
Tip: You can often find sensor model numbers on the cable label.
- What software you’re using—such as LoggerNet, PC400, or PC200W
- How your computer communicates with your data logger—such as via USB to serial, Ethernet, or cellular modem
- What other devices are connected to your data logger
You’ll also want to have a copy of:
- The program
- The data table files
- The wiring schematic
The more prepared you are for your discussion with a Customer Support and Implementation Engineer, the easier it is to get your issue resolved.
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About the Author
Janet Albers was a Senior Technical Writer. She enjoyed sharing tips, simplifying concepts, and guiding our clients to a successful project. She had been with Campbell Scientific, Inc. longer than the CR1000, but not quite as long as the CR10X. After work hours, Janet enjoyed the outdoors with her boys and dogs.
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