All FAQs (1902 total: showing 1681-1700)
- If a device or sensor is not available for selection in the Short Cut program, how can it be added?
- Can the datalogger be damaged by wiring the sensors to the wrong ports?
- How can a floating point value be cast as a long integer?
- How can data that has been transmitted from a datalogger to LoggerNet then be transmitted to a webhost that displays the data graphically?
- Is there a way to only record measurements during the daytime and put the datalogger in sleep mode during the nighttime to conserve power?
- What is checked during the calibration of a Campbell Scientific datalogger?
- Is it possible to use LoggerNet Admin software to connect to, and display data from, multiple dataloggers?
- Can a datalogger be contained in a waterproof enclosure?
- What does the PreserveVariables instruction do?
- Can more than one SDM device be connected to a datalogger?
- Can Campbell Scientific dataloggers be used with a telemetry system to remotely download data, check parameters, etc.?
- Can binary data be received via the serial port of a datalogger?
- What might cause a CRBasic datalogger to stop storing data?
- How can the amount of time before the memory of a datalogger is filled be calculated?
- What are the rules regarding when data is deleted from a datalogger?
- What is a USR drive?
- What needs to be done to get a CR3000 program to run on a CR9000 or CR9000X?
- If a CR3000, CR1000, CR800, or CR850 has TLS enabled and connects to a server whose certificate is not verified by a “trusted” signer, what will the datalogger do?
- If a CR3000, CR1000, or CR800-series datalogger has a “machine self-calibration failed” message, what does that mean?
- Can CR3000, CR1000, CR800, or CR850 digital ports be configured to act as RS-232 ports?
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