WatchDog A110, A125, A150, A130 Product Manual

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A-Series
Data Loggers
PRODUCT MANUAL
Model #’s
A110, A125, A130, and A150
Contents
Model Specifications 2 Connecting to the Computer 3 SpecWare Software 4 Installation and Placement 6 Battery Replacement 7 Trouble Shooting 7 Warranty 8
Model # Internal
Sensors
A110 A125
A130
A150
Temperature Range: -40 to 185°F (-40 to 85°C)
Accuracy: ±1.1°F from -4 to 122°F (±0.6°C from -20 to 50°C), else ±2.2°F (±1.2°C ) RH Range: 0 to 100% Accuracy: ±3% from 10 to 90% at 77°F (25°C), else ±5% Leaf Wetness Range: 0 to 15
Temp None 8,000 data points Temp Temp
Temp Leaf Wetness
Temp/RH None
External Sensors
Measurement
Capacity
8,000 data points
(4,000 per sensor)
8,000 data points
(4,000 per channel)
10,666 data points
(5,333 per channel)
Spectrum Technologies, Inc
3600 Thayer Court
Aurora, IL 60504
www.specmeters.com
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Thank you for purchasing a WatchDog A-Series Data Logger. This manual describes how to use your WatchDog Logger and
keep it working accurately for many years. Read this manual thoroughly in order to get effective performance from your data logger.
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR THE A125 and A130:
The A125 and A130 logger models use the same physical logger. The logger is designed to read temperature as the external sensor. For the A130 logger, the Leaf Wetness sensor value is saved in the logger as a temperature, and is then translated back to a leaf wetness value by SpecWare.
Connecting to the
Computer
The A-Series loggers do not use the standard gray PC interface cable that accompanies SpecWare Software. Instead, you need the A-Series PC Connection Cable (Item 3661A). The cable is a serial USB cable and requires that you install the driver prior to its use. The driver is included on the SpecWare Software installation CD for SpecWare 9 Pro or Basic, Version 9.01 Build 206 or greater, as well as on the SpecWare 9 update page at www.specmeters.com.
After installing the drivers, if you plug in the cable before you start SpecWare (or leave it plugged in), SpecWare will automatically find the COM port used by the cable.
The 2.5mm stereo pin connects to the jack labeled “Com” on the data logger. The jack labeled “Ext” is reserved for an external sensor (if applicable).
The only time you must have the WatchDog connected to the computer is during the launching and downloading of the data logger. After the logger has been launched, and/or downloaded,
disconnect the logger and place it in the environment you wish to monitor.
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