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Part 7 - Planning your HOBO Weather Station Installation
Part 7 in a series of 7
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Waterproof shuttle for beginners
These photos illustrate how to use the Waterproof Shuttle and a data logger together. We are showing a Water Temp Pro v2 - U22-001 logger for this demonstration, but the same steps apply to any...
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Using specific conductance to calibrate data
It is okay to use specific conductance at 25C as calibration points. To calculate specific conductance at 25C from conductivity and temperature, use the attached spreadsheet. The thermal factor of 2...
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Utilizing Data Loggers for Agricultural Research & Environmental Monitoring
What are the best monitoring tools for agricultural research and crop management?From microclimate studies to crop management, reliable data loggers and monitoring solutions are crucial to supporting...
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How to configure differential pressure for bidirectional scaling
Set the PXU sensor to Bidirectional mode by moving the jumper to BI, as described in the attached manual. Once the jumper is set to Bidirectional you will need to launch the logger choosing the...
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Web-based system monitors power for Energy Utility
Alec Stevens of the Wellesley, Massachusetts energy consultancy DMI is using every port on Onset's U30 in a year-long project in an apartment complex. The task: monitoring a newly installed combined...
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How to automatically readout and save data from a HOBO USB data logger
Learn how to configure HOBOware Pro to automatically readout and save data from your USB loggers
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My graph is blank. What happened?
Viewing the graph of a full data file or adding more sensors to the view of a graph (through the sensor selector) may occasionally draw a blank graph. Try doing a small pinch to refresh the plot and...
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How to configure burst logging with a HOBO data logger
Learn how to configure burst logging with a HOBO UX100 Temperature/RH data logger