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INSTRUCTION MANUALSP Lite2PyranometerFebruary 2014Copyright © 2010 - 2014Campbell Scientific (Canada) Corp.

SP Lite2 Silicon Pyranometer1. Attach the mounting arm to the tripod or tower at the required height.2. Loosely attach the SP Lite2 to the mounting ar

SP Lite2 Silicon Pyranometer5.1 Datalogger Input Range CodesNormally the 500 mV range for the 21X and CR7, the 250 mV range for the CR800, CR1000, CR1

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SP Lite2 Silicon Pyranometer5: If time is (P92)1: 0 Minutes (Seconds --) into a2: 30 Interval (same units as above)3: 10 Set Outpu

SP Lite2 Silicon PyranometerWiring for Examples 3 and 4Colour Function CR1000 Channels CR10X ChannelsRed Radiation Signal S.E. Channel 1 S.E. Channel

SP Lite2 Silicon Pyranometer; Set negative values to zero2: If (X<=>F) (P89)1: 1 X Loc [ MJ_m2 ]2: 4 <3: 0 F4: 30

SP Lite2 Silicon Pyranometer6. MaintenanceThe SP Lite2 is an ‘all weather’ instrument and is very stable, but should be handled with care. It require

WARRANTY AND ASSISTANCE This equipment is warranted by CAMPBELL SCIENTIFIC (CANADA) CORP. ("CSC") to be free from defects in material

SP Lite2 Silicon PyranometerTable of Contents1. General Description...11.1 Electrical Properties...

SP Lite2 Silicon PyranometerSP Lite2 Silicon PyranometerThe SP Lite2 measures incoming solar radiation (sun plus sky radiation) with a photodiode dete

SP Lite2 Silicon PyranometerFIGURE 2. SP Lite2 Electrical Circuit1.2 Spectral PropertiesThe spectral properties of the SP Lite2 are mainly determined

SP Lite2 Silicon PyranometerBoth the spectral sensitivity and the photodiode sensitivity of the SP Lite2 will change with temperature, and the separat

SP Lite2 Silicon Pyranometer2. Sensor SpecificationsElectricalNominal Impedance: > 10:Response Time: <1 second (at 95%)Sensitivity: (see Ce

SP Lite2 Silicon Pyranometer3. Installing the SP Lite2The SP Lite2 with leveling instrument are attached to a tripod or tower using one of two mountin