The Omega RD-TEMP Data logger provides you with reliable and
easy to use temperature logging capability. It can store up to 1800
measurements and the measurement duration can be adjusted to
31 settings between 15 minutes and 360 days. The data logger comes
complete with sensor and battery.
Getting started with RD-TEMP
Reading out your data
Your RD-TEMP already has some data in it even if it’s brand new.
You can plot this data by connecting the RD-TEMP to your computer
with the interface cable and starting Logger Software. Select READOUT from the menu. The software will read the data from the
RD-TEMP and display it after prompting you to save the data.
Launching your RD-TEMP
To launch the data logger for data collection, connect it to your
computer with the interface cable and start Logger Software.
Then, simply select Launch..., choose an appropriate measurement
interval and select Start.
The Omega RD-TEMP Data logger provides you with reliable and
easy to use temperature logging capability. It can store up to 1800
measurements and the measurement duration can be adjusted to
31 settings between 15 minutes and 360 days. The data logger comes
complete with sensor and battery.
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Getting started with RD-TEMP
Reading out your data
Your RD-TEMP already has some data in it even if it’s brand new.
You can plot this data by connecting the RD-TEMP to your computer
with the interface cable and starting Logger Software. Select READOUT from the menu. The software will read the data from the
RD-TEMP and display it after prompting you to save the data.
Launching your RD-TEMP
To launch the data logger for data collection, connect it to your
computer with the interface cable and start Logger Software.
Then, simply select Launch..., choose an appropriate measurement
interval and select Start.
The Omega RD-TEMP Data logger provides you with reliable and
easy to use temperature logging capability. It can store up to 1800
measurements and the measurement duration can be adjusted to
31 settings between 15 minutes and 360 days. The data logger comes
complete with sensor and battery.
Getting started with RD-TEMP
Reading out your data
Your RD-TEMP already has some data in it even if it’s brand new.
You can plot this data by connecting the RD-TEMP to your computer
with the interface cable and starting Logger Software. Select READOUT from the menu. The software will read the data from the
RD-TEMP and display it after prompting you to save the data.
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Launching your RD-TEMP
To launch the data logger for data collection, connect it to your
computer with the interface cable and start Logger Software.
Then, simply select Launch..., choose an appropriate measurement
interval and select Start.
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Logger Software
RD-TEMP is launched, off-loaded and has its data plotted by Logger
Software for Windows. This software is available for a PC running
Windows software.
Connecting to your PC
RD-TEMP comes with PC software and a PC cable. The PC cable
shown below is designed to connect directly between the PC’s DB-9
serial port and the RD-TEMP logger. A DB-25 to DB-9 adapter may
be needed if your computer does not have an available DB-9 port.
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Logger Software
RD-TEMP is launched, off-loaded and has its data plotted by Logger
Software for Windows. This software is available for a PC running
Windows software.
Connecting to your PC
RD-TEMP comes with PC software and a PC cable. The PC cable
shown below is designed to connect directly between the PC’s DB-9
serial port and the RD-TEMP logger. A DB-25 to DB-9 adapter may
be needed if your computer does not have an available DB-9 port.
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Logger Software
RD-TEMP is launched, off-loaded and has its data plotted by Logger
Software for Windows. This software is available for a PC running
Windows software.
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Connecting to your PC
RD-TEMP comes with PC software and a PC cable. The PC cable
shown below is designed to connect directly between the PC’s DB-9
serial port and the RD-TEMP logger. A DB-25 to DB-9 adapter may
be needed if your computer does not have an available DB-9 port.
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Installing the Software
Put the software diskette into the floppy drive and ...
Install the software from DOS by typing a: or b: (for appropriate
drive) and pressing enter. Next, type setup and press enter. Setup will
prompt you through the installation process allowing you to install
the software for Windows.
To start Logger Software for Windows, inside Windows double
click on the software application.
RD-TEMP must be connected for launch and readout!
The RD-TEMP must be connected to your computer for
launching and data readout. However, Logger Software may be
used without the data logger to view, plot and export previously
saved files.
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Installing the Software
Put the software diskette into the floppy drive and ...
Install the software from DOS by typing a: or b: (for appropriate
drive) and pressing enter. Next, type setup and press enter. Setup will
prompt you through the installation process allowing you to install
the software for Windows.
To start Logger Software for Windows, inside Windows double
click on the software application.
RD-TEMP must be connected for launch and readout!
The RD-TEMP must be connected to your computer for
launching and data readout. However, Logger Software may be
used without the data logger to view, plot and export previously
saved files.
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Installing the Software
Put the software diskette into the floppy drive and ...
Install the software from DOS by typing a: or b: (for appropriate
drive) and pressing enter. Next, type setup and press enter. Setup will
prompt you through the installation process allowing you to install
the software for Windows.
To start Logger Software for Windows, inside Windows double
click on the software application.
RD-TEMP must be connected for launch and readout!
The RD-TEMP must be connected to your computer for
launching and data readout. However, Logger Software may be
used without the data logger to view, plot and export previously
saved files.
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Launching the RD-TEMP
Attach the RD-TEMP to your computer, start Logger Software and
select Launch from the Windows menu bar. A launch dialog box
(sample shown at the right) appears.
The temperature displayed is the current temperature, updated each
second, as measured by the RD-TEMP. The duration, interval,
measurement unit, wrap around status, and description text are
carried over from the previous launch of the RD-TEMP connected to
the computer.
RD-TEMP can display data in Celsius or Fahrenheit. The measurement unit box allows you to set the default plotting or display units,
but does not preclude displaying the data in different units later.
Select the default unit by clicking in the measurement unit box.
The text entered into the Description Field will be displayed under
the X-axis on the plot.
Notes
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Launching the RD-TEMP
Attach the RD-TEMP to your computer, start Logger Software and
select Launch from the Windows menu bar. A launch dialog box
(sample shown at the right) appears.
The temperature displayed is the current temperature, updated each
second, as measured by the RD-TEMP. The duration, interval,
measurement unit, wrap around status, and description text are
carried over from the previous launch of the RD-TEMP connected to
the computer.
RD-TEMP can display data in Celsius or Fahrenheit. The measurement unit box allows you to set the default plotting or display units,
but does not preclude displaying the data in different units later.
Select the default unit by clicking in the measurement unit box.
The text entered into the Description Field will be displayed under
the X-axis on the plot.
Launching the RD-TEMP
Attach the RD-TEMP to your computer, start Logger Software and
select Launch from the Windows menu bar. A launch dialog box
(sample shown at the right) appears.
Notes
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Notes
The temperature displayed is the current temperature, updated each
second, as measured by the RD-TEMP. The duration, interval,
measurement unit, wrap around status, and description text are
carried over from the previous launch of the RD-TEMP connected to
the computer.
RD-TEMP can display data in Celsius or Fahrenheit. The measurement unit box allows you to set the default plotting or display units,
but does not preclude displaying the data in different units later.
Select the default unit by clicking in the measurement unit box.
The text entered into the Description Field will be displayed under
the X-axis on the plot.
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Temperature Resolution
Best resolution 0.35° at +25°C.
Covers the widest range.
To start the RD-TEMP, modify the settings as desired, then select
Start. Disconnect your RD-TEMP after launching. The RD-TEMP’s
LED will blink once with each measurement. For long periods
of use, the LED will blink weakly every two seconds between
measurements.
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Temperature Resolution
Best resolution 0.35° at +25°C.
Covers the widest range.
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To start the RD-TEMP, modify the settings as desired, then select
Start. Disconnect your RD-TEMP after launching. The RD-TEMP’s
LED will blink once with each measurement. For long periods
of use, the LED will blink weakly every two seconds between
measurements.
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Temperature Resolution
Best resolution 0.35° at +25°C.
Covers the widest range.
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To start the RD-TEMP, modify the settings as desired, then select
Start. Disconnect your RD-TEMP after launching. The RD-TEMP’s
LED will blink once with each measurement. For long periods
of use, the LED will blink weakly every two seconds between
measurements.
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Off-loading and Plotting Data with Software
for Windows
Select Readout to off-load RD-TEMP data. The software will
prompt for a file name for your data. It is recommended you name
your data files with the extension .DTF.
Off-loading RD-TEMP data automatically opens a plot window
showing the temperatures seen during the entire usage period. Subselections of data can be made by drawing a box around the data of
interest with a mouse. A new plot of the selected data is activated by
clicking inside the box, or deselected by clicking outside the box. All
data windows are shown in Celsius or Fahrenheit depending on
which is chosen with the plot menu.
The plot menu also allows you to select or deselect connecting
the points and marking the points (making a small circle around
each point).
Plots can be copied and pasted into other Windows applications or
saved as pictures that can be opened by drawing programs.
Temperature Accuracy
RD-TEMP’s thermistor has an accuracy of ±0.2°C between 0°C and
+80°C. Below 0°C, the error can increase to as much as ±0.4°C by
-40°C and above +80°C it increases to about ±0.6°C by +120°C.
Thermal Time Constant
The RD-TEMP’s time constant is about 5 minutes in water, and
longer in air. Applications requiring a shorter time constant will
require mounting the thermistor externally (RD-TEMP-XT) which
has a time constant of 3 minutes.
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Off-loading and Plotting Data with Software
for Windows
Select Readout to off-load RD-TEMP data. The software will
prompt for a file name for your data. It is recommended you name
your data files with the extension .DTF.
Off-loading RD-TEMP data automatically opens a plot window
showing the temperatures seen during the entire usage period. Subselections of data can be made by drawing a box around the data of
interest with a mouse. A new plot of the selected data is activated by
clicking inside the box, or deselected by clicking outside the box. All
data windows are shown in Celsius or Fahrenheit depending on
which is chosen with the plot menu.
The plot menu also allows you to select or deselect connecting
the points and marking the points (making a small circle around
each point).
Plots can be copied and pasted into other Windows applications or
saved as pictures that can be opened by drawing programs.
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Temperature Accuracy
RD-TEMP’s thermistor has an accuracy of ±0.2°C between 0°C and
+80°C. Below 0°C, the error can increase to as much as ±0.4°C by
-40°C and above +80°C it increases to about ±0.6°C by +120°C.
Thermal Time Constant
The RD-TEMP’s time constant is about 5 minutes in water, and
longer in air. Applications requiring a shorter time constant will
require mounting the thermistor externally (RD-TEMP-XT) which
has a time constant of 3 minutes.
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Off-loading and Plotting Data with Software
for Windows
Select Readout to off-load RD-TEMP data. The software will
prompt for a file name for your data. It is recommended you name
your data files with the extension .DTF.
Off-loading RD-TEMP data automatically opens a plot window
showing the temperatures seen during the entire usage period. Subselections of data can be made by drawing a box around the data of
interest with a mouse. A new plot of the selected data is activated by
clicking inside the box, or deselected by clicking outside the box. All
data windows are shown in Celsius or Fahrenheit depending on
which is chosen with the plot menu.
The plot menu also allows you to select or deselect connecting
the points and marking the points (making a small circle around
each point).
Plots can be copied and pasted into other Windows applications or
saved as pictures that can be opened by drawing programs.
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Temperature Accuracy
RD-TEMP’s thermistor has an accuracy of ±0.2°C between 0°C and
+80°C. Below 0°C, the error can increase to as much as ±0.4°C by
-40°C and above +80°C it increases to about ±0.6°C by +120°C.
Thermal Time Constant
The RD-TEMP’s time constant is about 5 minutes in water, and
longer in air. Applications requiring a shorter time constant will
require mounting the thermistor externally (RD-TEMP-XT) which
has a time constant of 3 minutes.
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Intervals and Durations
RD-TEMP can make exactly 1800 measurements. The launch dialog
box lets you select the Interval and the Duration of the logging
experiment. The table below shows the selectable durations/intervals.
Exporting Data
Logger Software allows you to export your RD-TEMP’s data to an
ASCII text file for subsequent import into spreadsheet, charting or
database programs. To specify the format for exporting your data,
choose Export from the File menu in the software for Windows. The
Export Setup Dialog is displayed.
DurationIntervalDurationInterval
15 min0.5 sec3 days2.4 min
30 min1 sec4 days3.2 min
45 hr1.5 sec6 days4.8 min
1 hr2 sec8 days6.4 min
1.5 hr3 sec12 days9.6 min
2 hr4 sec15 days12 min
3 hr6 sec20 days16 min
4 hr8 sec30 days24 min
6 hr12 sec45 days36 min
8 hr16 sec60 days48 min
12 hr24 sec90 days1.2 hr
15 hr30 sec120 days1.6 hr
20 hr40 sec180 days2.4 hr
1 days48 sec240 days3.2 hr
1.5 days1.2 min360 days4.8 hr
2 days1.6 min
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Intervals and Durations
RD-TEMP can make exactly 1800 measurements. The launch dialog
box lets you select the Interval and the Duration of the logging
experiment. The table below shows the selectable durations/intervals.
DurationIntervalDurationInterval
15 min0.5 sec3 days2.4 min
30 min1 sec4 days3.2 min
45 hr1.5 sec6 days4.8 min
1 hr2 sec8 days6.4 min
1.5 hr3 sec12 days9.6 min
2 hr4 sec15 days12 min
3 hr6 sec20 days16 min
4 hr8 sec30 days24 min
6 hr12 sec45 days36 min
8 hr16 sec60 days48 min
12 hr24 sec90 days1.2 hr
15 hr30 sec120 days1.6 hr
20 hr40 sec180 days2.4 hr
1 days48 sec240 days3.2 hr
1.5 days1.2 min360 days4.8 hr
2 days1.6 min
Choose Microsoft Excel, Lotus 123, or custom. The custom option
allows you to customize how the date and time will appear in the
export file.
Click the Multi-File button to spread the exported data over more
than one file.
Note that you must first display the plot, and then choose Export from
the File menu. Data from the current plot will be exported.
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Exporting Data
Logger Software allows you to export your RD-TEMP’s data to an
ASCII text file for subsequent import into spreadsheet, charting or
database programs. To specify the format for exporting your data,
choose Export from the File menu in the software for Windows. The
Export Setup Dialog is displayed.
Choose Microsoft Excel, Lotus 123, or custom. The custom option
allows you to customize how the date and time will appear in the
export file.
Click the Multi-File button to spread the exported data over more
than one file.
Note that you must first display the plot, and then choose Export from
the File menu. Data from the current plot will be exported.
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Intervals and Durations
RD-TEMP can make exactly 1800 measurements. The launch dialog
box lets you select the Interval and the Duration of the logging
experiment. The table below shows the selectable durations/intervals.
DurationIntervalDurationInterval
15 min0.5 sec3 days2.4 min
30 min1 sec4 days3.2 min
45 hr1.5 sec6 days4.8 min
1 hr2 sec8 days6.4 min
1.5 hr3 sec12 days9.6 min
2 hr4 sec15 days12 min
3 hr6 sec20 days16 min
4 hr8 sec30 days24 min
6 hr12 sec45 days36 min
8 hr16 sec60 days48 min
12 hr24 sec90 days1.2 hr
15 hr30 sec120 days1.6 hr
20 hr40 sec180 days2.4 hr
1 days48 sec240 days3.2 hr
1.5 days1.2 min360 days4.8 hr
2 days1.6 min
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Exporting Data
Logger Software allows you to export your RD-TEMP’s data to an
ASCII text file for subsequent import into spreadsheet, charting or
database programs. To specify the format for exporting your data,
choose Export from the File menu in the software for Windows. The
Export Setup Dialog is displayed.
Choose Microsoft Excel, Lotus 123, or custom. The custom option
allows you to customize how the date and time will appear in the
export file.
Click the Multi-File button to spread the exported data over more
than one file.
Note that you must first display the plot, and then choose Export from
the File menu. Data from the current plot will be exported.
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Export Setup Dialog Box
RD-TEMP Characteristics
Range: -36°F to +253°F (-39°C to +123°C) (Unit limited to +75°C)
Sensor: Thermistor, 10K
External Probe Options: 6', 3/16" tip, water resistant
Memory: 1800 data points stored in EEPROM
Battery : Lithium cell, 2 year life
Measurement duration: 15 minutes to 360 days
Measurement intervals: 0.5 seconds to 4.8 hours
Resolution: 0.35°C at +25°C (resolution degrades at extremes)
Dimensions: 1.26"H x 1.75"W x .58" (32 mm x 44.5mm x 14.7mm)
Weight: 1 ounce
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Export Setup Dialog Box
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RD-TEMP Characteristics
Range: -36°F to +253°F (-39°C to +123°C) (Unit limited to +75°C)
Sensor: Thermistor, 10K
External Probe Options: 6', 3/16" tip, water resistant
Memory: 1800 data points stored in EEPROM
Battery : Lithium cell, 2 year life
Measurement duration: 15 minutes to 360 days
Measurement intervals: 0.5 seconds to 4.8 hours
Resolution: 0.35°C at +25°C (resolution degrades at extremes)
Dimensions: 1.26"H x 1.75"W x .58" (32 mm x 44.5mm x 14.7mm)
Weight: 1 ounce
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Export Setup Dialog Box
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RD-TEMP Characteristics
Range: -36°F to +253°F (-39°C to +123°C) (Unit limited to +75°C)
Sensor: Thermistor, 10K
External Probe Options: 6', 3/16" tip, water resistant
Memory: 1800 data points stored in EEPROM
Battery : Lithium cell, 2 year life
Measurement duration: 15 minutes to 360 days
Measurement intervals: 0.5 seconds to 4.8 hours
Resolution: 0.35°C at +25°C (resolution degrades at extremes)
Dimensions: 1.26"H x 1.75"W x .58" (32 mm x 44.5mm x 14.7mm)
Weight: 1 ounce
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