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HOBO Waterproof Shuttle Battery Replacement
Learn the proper way to replace the batteries in your HOBO Waterproof Shuttle, p/n U-DTW-1 For a detailed on-line training course on the Waterproof Shuttle please got to: http://www.onsetcomp...
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Using the In-Situ® Aqua TROLL® 100/200 Conductivity Sensor with the HOBO® RX3000 Station
This application note describes how to connect and operate the In-Situ Aqua TROLL 100 or 200 (analog output) with the HOBO RX3000 station. The sensor is compatible with any RX3000 configuration...
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Build Your Own Thermistor
For instructions on how to build your own thermistor, please see attachment.
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Offloading an MX logger
Connect to the logger and tap Readout. Once the readout is complete, tap the Data Files icon to view the offloaded data.
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Drying a wet circuit board
If possible, remove the board from the case and the battery from the board. Dry the board completely using a hair dryer. If the board was exposed to salt water, rinse the board with fresh water and...
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LI-COR Cloud®: From Field Data to Faster Decision-Making
Learn How You Can Improve Your Decision Response Time to Changing Environmental Conditions. Environmental conditions can change quickly, and without timely visibility into field data, critical...
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Charging a very low HOBO RX3000 or U30 battery
As mentioned in the HOBO RX3000 and U30 documentation, if the battery voltage is allowed to drop too low, it may not be charged within the logger. In these cases, the battery must be charged with...
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Important Note: MX Firmware Updates
Important note: If you are prompted by HOBOmobile to perform a firmware update on your MX data loggers, please be sure to offload any data from your loggers prior to performing the update. If the...
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