SpaceLogger S100

Richard Paul Russell

£266.63

Overview The SpaceLogger.S100 data logger is an ethernet connected logger for recording serial data from sensors and equipment. The SpaceLogger.S100 has the advantage of allowing you to simultaneously monitor and record from 2 sources: one port is for RS232 or RS422/485 data, and the second port is for RS232 data. The logger has the ability to record data at up to around 5000 bytes/second, which is date and time stamped. Data from the SpaceLogger.S100 can be viewed in real-time across your local area network, with the data also recorded in daily .csv or .txt files on the SpaceLogger’s micro SD

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