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Pendant Optics

Attached please find an image that shows the location of optic LEDs in Pendant (UA-series) loggers. All Pendant optics are located in the same location on all models.

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Proper Coupler Seating, BASE-U-4 (Optic Base station) and the U-DTW-1 (Waterproof Shuttle)

The attached image shows both the incorrect and correct assembly of a logger coupler to the BASE-U-4 (Optic Base station) and the U-DTW-1 (Waterproof Shuttle).

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Davis Rain Gauge (S-RGC-M002, S-RGF-M002 & S-RGE-M002) Cable Routing

See attached photos for clarification.

This is also covered in each product's respective manual, which can be found on the following product web pages under the Documentation tab:

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Calibrating S-SMC-M005 and W-SMC Soil Moisture Sensors

The attached application note - Calibration Equations for the S-SMC-M005 Soil Moisture Sensor - details the process for calibrating soil moisture data.

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RX3000 Battery Life

See attached excerpt from the RX3000 User Manual

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Adding or Removing Smart Sensors from a HOBO RX3000 Station

To add or remove smart sensors from a HOBO RX3000 station:

1. If the station is currently logging, press the Stop button to stop it.

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How the RXMOD-A1 with HOBO RX3000 Samples Analog Data and Resolution

How many samples are collected when a measurement is taken and how long is the measurement window open?

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Electrically Noisy or Incorrect Thermocouple Readings

Electrically noisy or incorrect thermocouple measurements can occur if the USB cable is left connected between the logger and computer during your deployment.

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Why is the RH response time less for the HOBO MX2301 vs the HOBO MX2302?

The RH response time in the HOBO MX2301 internal logger is faster than in the HOBO MX2302 external logger. This is due to the geometry of the location of the internal sensor in the loggers.

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Moving the HOBO ZW Database from One Computer to Another

To move or copy your HOBO ZW Datanode database from one computer to another, you will need to copy a folder called "COSMOS" and all of its contents to a specifc location on the new computer.

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