Download DataHog2 – Potentiometer Inputs

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SKYE INSTRUMENTS LIMITED
21 Ddole Enterprise Park, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 6DF UK
Tel: +44 (0) 1597 824811 Fax: +44 (0) 1597 824812
Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.skyeinstruments.com
DATAHOG2 POTENTIOMETER INPUTS
The Skye DataHog2 logger has inputs to accept potentiometer type sensors. The
logger supplies a regulated power supply to each sensor.
The number of potentiometer type sensors which can be connected depends on the
resistance value of the sensors. The total load on the logger must not exceed an equivalent
resistance of 500 ohms, for example:
1. Two 1 kohm sensors are permitted, e.g. one Vector W200P windvane plus a 1 kohm
evaporation pan gauge
2. Ten 5 kohm sensors are permitted.
3. Sixteen 10 kohm sensors are permitted, e.g. dendrometers. (Sixteen is the maximum
number of single ended voltage hardware channels available on the DataHog2).
For other combinations of different value potentiometers, please check with Skye.
The regulated power supply to the sensors is nominally 1.3V. Each logger is
individually calibrated and the exact value is given on the Calibration Certificate.
NOTE – The DataHog2 can only record one windvane sensor in units of degrees. The raw
output of all sensors can be datalogged, but the logger configuration cannot automatically
convert more than software channel to wind degrees. The sensor’s raw output values can be
converted to wind direction degrees in Excel or similar after data download.
Other sensors with a linear Ax+B scaling are not affected, each sensor can be logged in
engineering units as usual.