We are using DT80-2 to log the data, our plan is to download the log data daily for one year. Current, we are using dEX-2 V2.1.36 software tool, Data Explorer to download data manually.
Is it possible to write some Visual Studio or Python code to download data automatically?
Greetings,
I am currently configuring a soil pressure transducer from Tokyo Measuring Instruments with a DT80 Series 4 data logger. I have calibration data (attached images) but am having trouble setting the DEX-2 parameters for the sensor based on these documents.
I am using a Current Bridge but am unsure what the channel variable should be or what to assign it to. The input range is set
I can read MODBUS 32bit floating point values into the DataTaker. Using p56=4, I can also see the hex code coming in and it is correctly coded up as 32bit floating point data. And I can even get that 32bit hex code to span across two Channel Variables. This is my simple code: 1MODBUS(AD1,R4:2001,=1..2CV)
BUT, I cannot then get that floating point data to display as anything other than two sep
hp60
posted Feb 12 '20 at 8:49 pm
Hi,
I have a DT80 datataker attached to several type T thermocouples. My issue is that at some points the thermocouple temperature "jumps". It jumps, then continues at the new temperature for a while, then there is another jump and so on. This occurs even when I am not interacting with my setup.
I have attached a graph showing two jumps, one at around 61 s the other at around 68 s. For ref
I'm using eEX-2 to setup the Triggering (Every); Execute Every to 2 seconds. After I save it, and restart the DT-80, but it still keep Execute Every to 1 seconds.
danib
posted Feb 13 at 2:07 pm
Dear Users & Support,
I'm having troubles in setting up a second CEM extension into my DT80 series 3 logger. I have successfully connected one CEM20 extension into the datalogger channel 1. However, when I try to do the same for a second CEM20 connecting it to channel 2, I keep getting RefError while reading the measurements from the command line interface.
I'm sure the sensors are w
can anyone please guide me how to connect 3 wire strain guage to DT85G logger and how to collect data from it?
i am a first time user and didnt know about this.
if anyone can provide me connection diagram or any document regarding this.
it would be very helpful for me.
Thank You.
Hello,
While connecting the datataker (DT80 series 3) to the software dex a yellow light shows and no connection is restored.
I have tried soft reset and even connecting with the internet cable but no changes are shown.
Afterwards I have tried to connect a more recent version of the Datataker (DT80 series 4) and the connection is green without any trouble.
Can you make a suggestion o
Hi, I have an old but stiil perfect DT600 sat on the shelf and it may be useful for a project. Is there a way to get the data to a PC or Mac then excel ??
WRMT
posted Dec 12 '24 at 3:30 pm
I have a new DT80 series 4 and have followed the steps outlined in the manual, but it doesn't connect to dEX-2. The datalogger is version 9.22, and i have tried both using the usb and ethernet cables, with the respective I.P addresses provided (dtUSB indicates 127.1.1.1 and command port 7700, ethernet). When adding the device on dEX-2, the tile indicator remains red and when testing the connectiv
Fork
posted Dec 2 '24 at 10:59 am
I try to transmit ASCII: NUL dec: 0
If I set CV98=1 and transmit 1Serial("{\0%c[98CV]\255}")
I get in HEX: 00 01 FF it is correct.
If I set CV98=0 and transmit 1Serial("{\0%c[98CV]\255}")
I get in HEX: 00 FF it is incorrect.
I need in HEX: 00 00 FF
I must be flexible with a variable CV and can not hardcoding \0 in the real command (measuring value)
What do i wrong?
Th
hotim
posted Nov 29 '24 at 5:47 pm
So I managed to update the firmware of a 2011 DT80 which had a previous version of 9.08. (DT80 Series 3 SN 092635
I have a RS485 half duplex device which I want to record its output via the TxZ and RTSY pins (A and B).
To my understanding, through dEX-2 I set the serial PROFILE SERSEN_PORT to have the following baud rate of 9600 8N1 mode RS485 function serial which is the same settings
Bocac
posted Feb 15 '24 at 12:00 pm
The problem with measuring Resistance
Respected,
We have a DT85 g series 2 on which all 23 temperature measurements have started to show a bag value compared to what it should be. An example is the air temperature is 9 degrees C outside and the logger shows 17 and all the others have been moved higher.
MU X Huggenberger 48 is connected to DT 85
example
1DBO(W)=1-1 1R(II,,MD
I am attempting to measure the potential from a pH probe connected to the analog input channel (1*V). The pH probe is calibrated with known buffer solutions:
• pH 7: 0 mV
• pH 4: 175 mV
While the probe outputs the expected values when measured directly using a voltmeter (with the DT85 offline), the readings become completely unstable and random when the DT85 is active and
Anil
posted Jul 16 '24 at 11:02 pm
Hi All experts,
I collect data using all channels, 7 temperature sensors, 7 pressure sensors, 2 digital input, frequency etc.
When I open DEX2, I cannot view the data in real time including gauge pressure.
Is there a faster connection method instead of Ethernet cable?
Datataker stucks when I open the application.
I can download the data at the end of the day, but I want to
Based on the value read from a thermister I wish to activate a relay to continue a heater or turn it off until it drops below a set value. Here is the code that I thought would work based on the manual but it fails to compile.
BEGIN"config"
'Generated by new dEX-2
password=""
RA"Schedule_B"("b:",ALARMS:OV:100KB:W60,DATA:OV:1MB)2S
LOGONA 5R(II,2W,"Resistance~Ohms",=10
My DT80 Series 2 (Firmware 9.2) has been chugging away logging local weather and other farm data for the best part of 2 decades. No complaints about the durability!
I am now tring to add a Modbus Chinese soil moisture probe, and doing initial command line tests to work past the lack of functional documentation...
My first mystery is that the DT80 doesn't appear to care if the probe is conne
I have 3 E&H Promag400 flow meters that I want to connect to a single DT82I. All the inputs on the DT82I are exhausted so I am stuck with the high speed counter inputs 1C, 2C, 3C and 4C.
I have been reading through all the manuals to understand how I should wire up the flow meter frequency output terminals (24+ and 25-) to the DT82I. The flow meter output terminals are designated as pass
Jimsky
posted Aug 25 '24 at 6:40 pm
Hi, I I've just been given a DT85 for my work. Looks brand new but I think it is an older model. I cannot seem to connect to it. The IP address changes in accordance with whether I connect directly to the computer to to the network using an ethernet cable, but it stays stubbornly offline, and the console shows Error 404 as it tries to connect. I have opened Port 80 for inbound and outbound but st
war
posted Sep 28 '24 at 10:19 pm
Hi,
We recently purchased a DT80 Series 4. I've noticed that there is no connectivity between the ground terminals, including between digital grounds and analogue ground. When I enable the 12V output, I cannot see a voltage drop between the 12V output and digital grounds. However, I can see an 11.5V difference between the housing ground (the screw on the side of the DT80 housing with a ground