Alarm and Readout Tool Software - BHW-T-ALRM

All U10 and U12 data loggers are fully compatible with the Real-Time Alarm Software. The data loggers can connect to a USB port on the computer or remotely through an Ethernet network using a Keyspan USB Server. HOBO Weather Station (H21) and HOBO Energy Logger (H22) data loggers connected to a serial port on the PC are also compatible. The remote communication products for HOBO® Weather Stations are not supported.

Spikes in the data file may be caused by rapid pressure changes or thermal shock (quick temperature changes).

Following is a method of exporting the data that will fix this problem in addition to stripping the milliseconds and separating the date and time into two columns.

1. In BCP, select Export from File menu, select Custom from pop-up menu
2. Click 'Preferences' and:
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All U10 and U12 data loggers are fully compatible with the Real-Time Alarm Software. The data loggers can connect to a USB port on the computer or remotely through an Ethernet network using a Keyspan USB Server. HOBO Weather Station (H21) and HOBO Energy Logger (H22) data loggers connected to a serial port on the PC are also compatible. The remote communication products for HOBO® Weather Stations are not supported.

You must have HOBOware (v2.1.1 — 2.2.0) or HOBOware Pro, in order to use the Real-Time Alarm Software.

If you have several data loggers in your alarm configuration with similar and/or short polling intervals, it is possible that the monitor will try to start polling loggers that are still being accessed by the previous polling interval. Since only one polling cycle can occur at a time, any polling cycle that attempts to start before the previous cycle has completed, will be skipped.

Why isn’t the Alarm Monitor showing my alarms as tripped?

My alarms are tripped on the Alarm Monitor – Details but not the Alarm Monitor, why?

I received notification that my alarm has tripped, but it is not in a tripped state on the Alarm Monitor, why?

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A data logger (or datalogger), commonly referred to as a 'HOBO', is an electronic instrument that records measurements (temperature, relative humidity, light intensity, on/off, open/closed, voltage, pressure and events) over time. Typically, data loggers are small, battery-powered devices that are equipped with a microprocessor, data storage and sensor. Most data loggers utilize turn-key data logger software on a personal computer to initiate the logger and view the collected data.