All FAQs (1647 total: showing 1581-1600)
- Is there a connection where the cable can come out of the CS511?
- How can a data table on the data logger be deleted using the simplepb.dll library?
- If a facility has ordered the RTDAQ software but wants to start using it right away, can a copy of the software be downloaded from the Campbell Scientific website?
- Does CRBasic have to be used to program a data logger? Does a menu-driven program generator exist for the data logger?
- What is the 229 heating element made of? In an acidic environment, such as copper mine tailings, would the sensor be expected to fail because of corrosion within five years?
- What is the optimum calibration frequency for a WindSonic?
- Is it possible for a WindSonic to operate in extreme conditions like snow, glacial temperatures, and freezing rain?
- Where is the interface cable for the WindSonic?
- Can vertical wind speed be measured by rotating the WindSonic 90 degrees?
- Can the WindSonic produce an output of 4 Hz or higher frequency?
- The WindSonic has the average 1 Hz output of 40 Hz block measurements. What does the 40 Hz block measurement mean?
- Is it possible to connect a sonic anemometer and an electronic compass to a smart data logger to give wind speed and direction on a non-fixed platform?
- If data is downloaded to a PC, the resultant “CR1000_Table1.dat” file is, for example, 150 kB in size. Is 150 kB necessarily its size on the CR1000? Is there any type of data compression being used?
- Can the CR1000 or CR3000 communicate over TCP/IP?
- Can the CR1000 measure 4 to 20 mA signals?
- What is the power consumption (mA) of the 05103, 05305, 05108, and 05108-45 anemometers?
- What is the procedure for orienting a WindSonic-L to the cardinal directions, so that the wind direction readings are correct?
- Can the CR5000 store data with a rate of 1000 Hz?
- Is the 03101 capable of delivering a 0 to 5 Vdc square wave output for the wind speed?
- Do heater resistance values of 37 to 48 ohm indicate a problem with the 229, or are those values within the normal range?
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