Dataloggers

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CR800 Measurement and Control Datalogger

Measurement and Control Datalogger
  • Ideal datalogger where only a few sensors will be measured
  • Stores 4 Mbytes of data and programming in SRAM
  • Data format is table
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CR850 Measurement and Control Datalogger

Measurement and Control Datalogger
  • Ideal datalogger where only a few sensors will be measured
  • Stores 4 Mbytes of data and programming in SRAM
  • Includes an on-board keyboard display as part of its integrated package
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CR1000 Datalogger for Measurement and Control

Datalogger for Measurement and Control
  • Designed for unattended network applications
  • Consists of a measurement and control module and the CR1000WP, a detachable wiring panel
  • 4 MB SRAM for data storage, program storage and CPU usage
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CR3000 Micrologger®

Micrologger®
  • Compact, self-contained datalogger
  • Built-in alphanumeric keyboard and display
  • 2M Flash for operating system
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CR5000 Datalogger for Measurement & Control

Datalogger for Measurement & Control
  • Ideal for high-speed environmental or automotive applications
  • Self-contained datalogger
  • Built-in alphanumeric keyboard
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CR700X Measurement and Control System

Measurement and Control System
  • Suited for applications that require high resolution (e.g., thermocouples) or a large number of input channels
  • Up to seven I/O Cards (CR7 720) or fourteen I/O Cards (CR7 720XL) can be inserted to configure a system for specific applications
  • Stores 280,000 data points
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CR9000X and CR9000XC Measurement and Control Systems

and CR9000XC Measurement and Control Systems
  • Intended for applications requiring rapid scan rates and/or a large number of channels
  • Modular, multi-processor base system includes CR9032 CPU, power supply and A/D modules
  • System throughput is 100,000 samples/second
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CR200 Datalogger

Datalogger
  • Ideal where only a few sensors will be measured
  • Stores 128,000 data points (non-volatile)
  • 6 Kbyte program storage (non-volatile)
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CR206 Datalogger with 915 MHz Spread Spectrum Radio

Datalogger with 915 MHz Spread Spectrum Radio
  • Ideal datalogger to measure a few sensors and transmit data using a built-in 915 MHz spread spectrum radio
  • Stores 128,000 data points (non-volatile)
  • 6 kbyte program storage (non-volatile)
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CR211 Datalogger with 922 MHz Spread Spectrum Radio

Datalogger with 922 MHz Spread Spectrum Radio
  • Replaces our CR210 Datalogger
  • A/D converter: 12 bit
  • Scan rate: once per second (max)
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CR216 Datalogger with 2.4 GHz Spread Spectrum Radio

Datalogger with 2.4 GHz Spread Spectrum Radio
  • Replaces the CR215 Datalogger
  • A/D converter: 12 bit
  • Scan rate: once per second (max)
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CR295 GOES Datalogger

GOES Datalogger
  • Ideal datalogger for remote data collection sites where only a few sensors will be measured and GOES satellite transmission is required
  • Stores 128,000 data points (non-volatile)
  • 6 kbyte program storage (non-volatile)
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About Dataloggers

Datalogger Comparison Tables
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Datalogger Compatibility Table

What is a Datalogger?

Campbell Scientific dataloggers are at the center of our rugged, reliable data acquisition systems. The dataloggers share similar measurement and programming capabilities; selection of the appropriate datalogger depends mainly on the type, number, precision, and speed of measurements required. Multiplexers and/or SDM devices may be added to augment measurement and control capabilities that include:

  • - measuring most sensors
  • - providing non-volatile data storage and on-board battery-backed clock (excludes CR7)
  • - on-board data processing
  • - initiating measurement and control functions based on time or event
  • - controlling external devices such as pumps, motors, alarms, freezers, valves, etc.
  • - using our PC support software or keyboard/display to program
  • - operating independently of ac power, computers, and human interaction
  • - consuming minimal power from a 12 Vdc source
  • - interfacing with on-site and telecommunication devices such as telephone modems (including cellular and voice-synthesized), short haul modems, radio transceivers, satellite transmitters, and ethernet interfaces
  • - operating temperature range of -25° to +50°C; optional extended ranges are available