All FAQs (1723 total: showing 381-400)
- Is it OK to have a TCAV connected to a data logger using a very long cable (100 ft/30 m)?
- What are the measuring range, accuracy, and resolution of the TCAV?
- What might cause a 25% difference between the factory calibration and the in-situ calibration of an HFP01SC?
- What type of quality assurance/quality control can be performed on HFP01SC measurements?
- For the HFP01SC, is there an available acquisition program that is capable of running in PipeLineMode?
- If Short Cut does not list a heat flux plate on its sensor list, what should be done?
- Does the HFP01SC have to be in direct thermal contact with the surrounding soil to achieve heat flux readings?
- Can the HFP01SC be embedded in railroad ballast, which comprises a blend of coarse rock particles?
- If the heat flow from the inside of a wall to the outside of a wall is being measured on the outside, should the blue face or the red face of the HFP01 touch the wall?
- If the cable of the HFP01 gets cut, can the cable be soldered to have the sensor work normally?
- What is the exact output voltage of the HFP01?
- If the speed indicator on a wind monitor stops working, is there a part that can be replaced, or does the whole unit need to be replaced?
- Is it possible to get 4 to 20 mA outputs for both wind speed and direction from the 05103?
- Do the 05103 and 05103-45 produce the same output?
- Can the output of a wind monitor (05103, 05305, 05108, or 05108-45) be changed to analog dc voltage?
- In RTMC Run-Time, if a graph is pointed to a public variable, will it retrieve a public value every time LoggerNet connects to the data loggers?
- Is there a way to include hyperlinked images on an RTMC web screen?
- Is there a way to configure RTMC to show data collected manually on Custom Collection?
- Can RTMC accept data from a website and display it alongside the serially connected data logger data? Or can it only talk to an actual LoggerNet server?
- In RTMC Pro, what does an unexpected socket error indicate?
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