Data Storage and Transfer
Up to 18,800 (expandable to 280K) raw or processed data points can be stored in the CR7’s memory. Data are trans-
ferred to a computer via telecommunications or on-site data retrieval options.
Software
We offer Windows or DOS-based datalogger support software that
provides telecommunications, programming, data transfer, data
processing, and graphical display functions. With an appropriate
communication link, the software supports two-way communica-
tion between the CR7 and IBM-PC or compatible computers.
Display
The CR7’s keyboard/display provides on-site review of data and
programs. Annotated datalogger programs and labeled data values
can be displayed on a computer monitor. The DSP4 Heads Up
Display provides a dashboard-mounted luminescent display for
vehicle test applications.
Storage Modules
Rugged, battery-backed RAM SM192 or SM716 Storage Modules
(96K or 358K data values, respectively) can be left connected to the
CR7 or carried to the field to retrieve data from the CR7’s memory.
Two storage modules can be connected to one CR7. Operational
temperature range is -35° to +65°C (extended range available). The
SC532 Interface is used to transfer data and/or programs between
the storage module and a PC.
Card Storage Module
The CSM1 Card Storage Module is a read/write module that either
remains with the CR7 or is transported to the datalogger site.
Battery-backed RAM memory cards are inserted into the CSM1 for
data and/or program transfer. The system operates over a
-20° to +50°C range (extended range available).
Direct Line Options
Direct Datalogger-to-Computer Interface
The SC32A RS-232 Interface supplies an optically isolated connec-
tion between the CR7 and a computer over distances up to 50 ft.
Short Haul Modems
The SRM-6A short haul modems provide local communication
between the CR7 and a computer with an RS-232 serial port. The
modem transmits data up to 11.2 miles over a four-wire uncondi-
tioned line (two twisted pairs).
Coax Network
The MD9 Multidrop Interface links a central computer to over 200
dataloggers on a single coaxial cable. Total coax cable length can be
up to three miles.
Radio Frequency (RF) Communication
Campbell Scientific’s RF communication system uses the RF95
modem and a low-powered transceiver at the remote station(s) with
a transceiver connected to an RF232 Base Station at the computer
site. Up to 255 stations can be interrogated over a VHF or
UHF frequency.
Telephone Networks
Telephone communication links require a DC112 modem at the CR7
site and a Hayes-compatible modem at the calling end. Cellular
communications are supported with our COM100 transceiver.
Phone-to-RF and phone-to-MD9 networks are also available.
I. D.
AUX.
INC.
= Incr. auto exponent
= Decr. auto exponent
F1. . F8 = Toggle flags
P1. . P6 = Toggle ports
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