CR1000

The 17324 provides an insulated aluminum thermocouple cover that helps reduce thermal gradients across the analog inputs.

The CR1000KD is a portable keyboard display for viewing and entering datalogger data. One CR1000KD may be carried from station to station in a CR1000 network. Users can customize menus and displays, simplifying routine operations.

The CD100 can be mounted in an enclosure lid allowing the user to enter and view data without opening the enclosure. It has a vacuum flourescent display for responsive use through a very wide operating temperature range. Users can customize menus and displays, simplifying routine operations.

This optically isolated interface is for connecting an AC-powered PC with the CR1000. The SC32B includes a cable that attaches to the datalogger's CS I/O port and another cable that attaches to the PC's 9-pin serial port. Customers who want to use the PC's USB port instead of the its 9-pin serial port should purchase the SC-USB interface (see below).

The SC-USB Optically Isolated Interface provides similar functionality as the SC32B, except it connects with the PC's USB port instead of the PC's 9-pin serial port.

The 17394 provides a USB connector on one end and a 9-pin male RS-232 connector on the other end. The USB connector attaches to the USB port on a PC, and the RS-232 connector attaches to the RS-232 port on the CR1000.

The SC110 consists of two cables, each 2 ft (0.6 m) in length. One cable consists of a 9-pin male connector on one end with stripped and tinned leads on the other for connection to CR1000 Control Ports. The other cable is identical except that a 9-pin female connector replaces the male connector. By having two cables, connection of either an RS-232 DCE or DTE device is supported, depending on the cable used.

The SC-CPI allows the CR1000 to communicate with a CDM.

This service increases delivery time by approximately one week. The 21852 is offered for customers who require calibration validation from an accredited calibration laboratory. When the 21852 is ordered, Campbell Scientific calibrates the datalogger, and then sends the datalogger to Simco Electronics in Salt Lake City, Utah. After Simco receives the datalogger, they perform a calibration validation under the A2LA/NVLAP accreditation. Simco also provides a calibration certificate.

The CR1000WP provides a black, anodized aluminum wiring panel with "CR1000WP" labeled in white. It may be purchased to replace a lost or damaged wiring panel. A complete CR1000 datalogger requires the CR1000WP to be connected to a CR1000M module.

The 17315 protects the peripheral port and may be purchased to replace a lost or damaged cover.

This knurled knob serves as the ground lug on the wiring panel. The 10645 may be purchased to replace a lost or damaged ground lug.

The 1113 Flat-bladed screwdriver is used to attach sensor leads to the wiring panel's screw terminals.

The 13519 fits inside of the CR1000 module. This lithium battery powers the clock and SRAM when the primary 12 Vdc power supply is not connected. The 13519 can be replaced by the user; the process is illustrated in the CR1000 Operator's Manual.

The 3768 is shipped attached to the CR1000. This green, plug-in power connector provides screw terminals for connecting the 12 V and GND wires of the datalogger's power supply. The 3768 may be purchased to replace a lost or damaged power connector.

This desiccant pack fits inside of the CR1000 module. The 6554 is generally replaced when the internal lithium battery is replaced.

The 17746 is offered for customers who want a paper CR1000 Operators Manual. This manual comes in a 3-ring binder. The price listed above is for paper manuals ordered without the datalogger. Paper manuals ordered on the same purchase order as the datalogger are available at no extra charge. However, the customer must indicate that they want a paper manual. Otherwise, they will receive a ResourceDVD containing a PDF version of the manual.

If you have a large group of individuals who require standard or custom training, it may be cost-effective for us to come to you. This class includes 4 days of training on the CR1000 and LoggerNet. One Applications Engineer conducts the training (5 people maximum). Our travel expenses within the continental United States are included, as are use of dataloggers, computers, software, sensors, and instructional materials. Our training materials are shipped in cases that contain 3 training set-ups per case; we have four cases available for training.

The 17749 requires an RMA (Returned Material Authorization) from Campbell Scientific. When ordered, we recalibrate the CR1000 to meet original specifications. Recalibration includes standard temperature testing (-25° to +50°C). Before and after calibration sheets are supplied with the CR1000.

The 16131 orders the two-page calibration certificate. If you are using the 21852 A2LA/NVLAP Calibration Service, you do not need to order this because Simco will send you a calibration certificate (see above for a description of the 21852 service).

Retesting is available only for individual units that have previously passed Extended Temperature Testing. Retesting also requires concurrent purchase of recalibration. An RMA (Returned Material Authorization) from Campbell Scientific is required.

This class includes 4 days of training on the CR1000 and LoggerNet. Two Applications Engineers conduct the training (11 people maximum). Our travel expenses within the continental United States are included, as are use of dataloggers, computers, software, sensors, and instructional materials. Our training materials are shipped in cases that contain 3 training set-ups per case; we have four cases available for training.

We offer training courses at our factory in Logan, Utah. Price includes 4 days of instruction on the CR1000 Datalogger and LoggerNet software, and allows the use of training computers, dataloggers, and facilities. Travel and accommodations are NOT included. Lunch will be provided by CSI on each day of class.