Month: August 2011
Vehicle Emissions Dynamometer Calibration Properly Monitored
Influx Rebel LT Vehicle Data Logger Saves Users Time & Money CAS DataLoggers provided the data logging solution for a well-known original equipment manufacturer using a standard production diesel vehicle for an emissions dynamometer calibration procedure of their equipment at their plant. The test vehicle was locked in place on the dynamometer which had been … Continued
The World’s Fastest DT80
dataTaker DT80 Intelligent Data Logger Hits The Track Stephen Harrison, an employee at dataTaker Pty Ltd and Sales Manager for Australia and New Zealand, asked himself the question “How fast can a DT80 go?” The answer to date has been nearly 149 MPH and 0-124 MPH in 10 seconds. Stephen took his work both to … Continued
Making High Resistance Measurements with DT8x Data Loggers
For the DT8X Family of Data Loggers To measure the resistance of a particular device, the bestselling dataTaker DT8x family of data loggers uses the common technique of sourcing a highly accurate current through the device, measuring the resulting voltage, and then calculating the resistance as V/I. There are 2 current sources available at 2.5 … Continued
Upgrading DT8X Firmware Remotely
For the Best-Selling dataTaker DT8x Series of Data Loggers Users working with the best-selling dataTaker DT8x series of data loggers can easily upgrade their firmware remotely with the use of dataTaker’s DeTransfer supervision software, provided as a free download from the manufacturer. The DT8x series is renowned for its flexibility across many applications, its rugged … Continued
Configuring DT8x Data Loggers to Interface with Maple Displays via Modbus
Modbus Data Loggers Assist with Multiple Devices in the Field and Onsite Customers occasionally need to perform the task of interfacing their data loggers with the popular line of Maple displays, whether viewing their data on the plant floor or out in the field. Following is a quick tutorial on configuring the bestselling dataTaker DT8x … Continued