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STORM 3
BROWSER-BASED SOLUTION FOR DEPENDABLE DATA LOGGING
SIM CARD REPLACEMENT
Tech Note
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Storm 3 Data Logger
Replacing the SIM Card
Tech Note D114 0117
Article written by Matthew Longļ¬eld, YSI Technical
Applications and Support Specialist.
The Storm 3 Data Logger is a mid-range data logger with
an ideal cost-to-performance ratio.Communicate through
GOES satellite and cellular modems using a balanced set
of inputs for analog, digital I/O and SDI-12 smart sensors.
YSI technical experts understand that a situation may arise
where you would like to replace the existing SIM card with a
card from a local carrier. Replacing the SIM card may sound
simple in theory, but many steps have to be taken to access,
replace, and put the Storm 3 back in working order. This
technical note serves to explain this process.
REPLACING THE SIM CARD
To ensure the SIM card is replaced correctly, the following
steps should be taken:
1. Remove the 4 screws from the mounting plate on the
bottom of the Storm 3 (Figure 2)., as well as the plate and
rubber gasket (Figure 3).
Figure 1: YSI Storm3
data logger
Figure 2: Bottom plate of the Storm 3 data logger showing the 4 screws Figure 3: Bottom plate and four screws removed
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