All FAQs (1717 total: showing 1661-1680)
- The WindSonic has the average 1 Hz output of 40 Hz block measurements. What does the 40 Hz block measurement mean?
- Is it possible to connect a sonic anemometer and an electronic compass to a smart data logger to give wind speed and direction on a non-fixed platform?
- If data is downloaded to a PC, the resultant “CR1000_Table1.dat” file is, for example, 150 kB in size. Is 150 kB necessarily its size on the CR1000? Is there any type of data compression being used?
- Can the CR1000 or CR3000 communicate over TCP/IP?
- Can the CR1000 measure 4 to 20 mA signals?
- What is the power consumption (mA) of the 05103, 05305, 05108, and 05108-45 anemometers?
- What is the procedure for orienting a WindSonic-L to the cardinal directions, so that the wind direction readings are correct?
- Can the CR5000 store data with a rate of 1000 Hz?
- Is the 03101 capable of delivering a 0 to 5 Vdc square wave output for the wind speed?
- Do heater resistance values of 37 to 48 ohm indicate a problem with the 229, or are those values within the normal range?
- Is there a limit to how much memory the CR5000 can access/use through the PCMCIA interface?
- Is it possible to transfer data from PC400 directly to a database such as Oracle (possibly through ODBC on Windows)?
- What might cause the 014A-L to miss data, provide readings of 0 constant wind speed, and show various readings of gust speed?
- Is the CC640 a real-time camera?
- How many data lines can a SM192 and a SM4M store using a simple program?
- How high above the ground should a net radiometer be placed?
- How many solar panels can be connected to a CH100 regulator? Can one 60 W solar panel and two 20 W solar panels be connected to the same regulator?
- What is the pin connection between USB and DB9 (RS-232) connectors?
- If an existing wind set is replaced with a wind monitor (05103, 05103-45, 05106, 05305), will more than the multiplier and offset have to be changed in the data logger program?
- How can the 229 be calibrated?
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