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HOBO RX3000 Remote Monitoring Station Manual 

 

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Logging will not begin until the next time the station 
connects to HOBOlink. Press the Connect button on the 
station to connect to HOBOlink at any time. 

Once logging begins, “Logging” appears in the upper right 
corner of the LCD as shown in the following example. 
“Logging” will blink until the first logging sample is 
recorded. At that point, it will stop blinking and remain 
illuminated until logging is stopped. Also note that the 
channels count on the LCD screen will be updated to 
include any analog sensors that were enabled in HOBOlink. 

 

Important:

 See 

Deploying and Mounting the Station 

for 

installation steps and other deployment guidelines. If using the 
station outdoors or in harsh indoor conditions, you must install 
the sensor cable channels and the plates for weatherproofing. 

Viewing Data in HOBOlink 

Data is uploaded to HOBOlink each time the device connects. 
For a snapshot of the latest conditions, click Devices and List 
and click the device name to view the readings from the last 
connection for smart sensors and logged analog sensors. You 
can also view any enabled graphs as shown in the following 
example. 

 

Logged data is saved in a database. You can export this data on 
demand as needed or set up automatic exports that are 
delivered to email and/or FTP addresses on a schedule you 
specify. 

To download and export data: 

1.

 

In HOBOlink, click Data and Exports. 

2.

 

Click Create New Export. 

3.

 

Follow the instructions on the screen to select the name, 
format, time zone, and time frame, and then the devices 
and sensors to include in the export. Reorder the sensors as 
needed. 

4.

 

Click Save to keep these settings for future use or click 
Export Data to export immediately. 

To set up a scheduled data delivery: 

1.

 

Click Data and then click Data Delivery). 

2.

 

Click Create New Delivery. 

3.

 

Under General Settings, type the name of the delivery 
schedule and the frequency of delivery. Enable the Active 
checkbox. Select other settings if desired.  

4.

 

Under Select Data to Export, choose the name of the 
custom data export you want to be delivered (or follow the 
previous set of steps to set up a custom data export). 

5.

 

Under Data Destination, select FTP/SFTP or Email for the 
delivery method and fill in the appropriate fields. 

6.

 

Click Save. Data will then be delivered on the schedule you 
selected. 

For more information on Data Delivery, see the HOBOlink Help. 

See also HOBOlink Help for other ways to monitor your station, 
including setting up a map or using dashboards. 

Setting System and Sensor Alarms 

You can set up both system and sensor alarms in HOBOlink. 
System alarms can trip when there is a missed connection, the 
battery is low, or if there is a smart sensor failure. With a 
sensor alarm, you can configure an alarm to trip at one level 
and clear at another. 

System Alarms 

To add a system alarm: 

1.

 

In HOBOlink, click Devices and then List, and find the station 
you want to configure. Click the arrow next to 

 and select 

Alarm Configuration. 

2.

 

Click Edit System Alarms. 

3.

 

For Missed Connection alarms: 

a.

 

Under Communication, select the Missed Connection 
checkbox. 

b.

 

Set the length of time for HOBOlink to wait after the 
station has missed a connection before an alarm trips. 

c.

 

Select the action to be taken when this alarm trips: send 
an email or text. Enter the details and then select “Send 
on Clear Also” if you want an email or text when the 
alarm clears as well. 

Important:

 Standard data fees and text messaging rates 

may apply when using text notifications. Onset does not 
charge a fee or guarantee delivery of text alerts, which is 
subject to your carrier’s service and location. See the 
HOBOlink Help for additional details on alarm 
notifications. 

d.

 

Click Add Action if you want multiple actions to be taken 
when the alarm trips (for example send an email and a 
text). 

4.

 

For Battery Low and Sensor Failure alarms: 

a.

 

Under Device, select the Battery Low and/or Sensor 
Failure checkboxes. 

b.

 

Select how you want to be notified when these alarms 
trip: by email or text. Enter the appropriate addresses 

“Logging” 
appears 
when 
logging 
begins 

Channel 
count 
updated for 
any enabled 
analog 
sensors 

www.

.com

[email protected]

1.800.561.8187

Summary of Contents for HOBO RX3000 Series

Page 1: ...ns AC power adapter AC U30 solar panel SOLAR xW or external power source 5 V DC to 17 V DC with external DC power cable CABLE RX PWR Rechargeable Battery Service Life Typical 3 5 years when operated i...

Page 2: ...dBm for 1 0 Mbps Cellular RX3003 and RX3004 Wireless Radio RX3003 GSM GPRS EDGE Quad band 850 900 1800 1900 MHz UMTS HSPA Five band 800 850 900 1900 2100 MHz RX3004 GSM GPRS EDGE Quad band 850 900 180...

Page 3: ...s product as complying with all relevant directives in the European Union EU RXMOD RXW 922 See last page Table of Contents Device Components and Operation 4 LCD Operation 5 Setting up the Station 7 a...

Page 4: ...ation Charging Port Use this port to plug in an AC adapter solar panel or external power source to keep the battery charged see Setting up the Station and Battery Information USB Port Use this port to...

Page 5: ...dicates the last connection to HOBOlink was ok indicates there was a problem with the last connection check the Connections log in HOBOlink Smart Sensor and Module Status This part of the LCD shows th...

Page 6: ...losed c In this example the first and third relays are open and the second one is closed This will blink in the lower right part of the LCD when a firmware update is underway It will display which mod...

Page 7: ...er module on the left and the relay module on the right for easier cable routing c Using a Phillips head screwdriver tighten the screw at the bottom of each module In this example an analog module is...

Page 8: ...eckbox f Enter the IP Address Subnet Mask Gateway and DNS Server Consult your Network Administrator for the appropriate addresses to complete these fields g Click Save in the RX3000 Manager Click Done...

Page 9: ...or one smart sensor through the larger of the two cable openings and plug it into one of the 10 smart sensor connectors Repeat for any additional smart sensors b Press the Select button to view the sm...

Page 10: ...ion 4 GND EX RTN 4 GND EX RTN 5 CH2 SIGNAL 5 CH4 SIGNAL 6 CH2 GND 6 CH4 GND 7 SHIELD 7 SHIELD Note All four input channels share the same common ground Analog Module Functional Diagram To connect rela...

Page 11: ...section on your station s page in HOBOlink c Click Save or click Next Smart Sensors Logging and Configuration You can configure both the global settings that affect all smart sensors logging interval...

Page 12: ...he sensor measurement type for that mote g Click one of the mote measurement types from menu under Module Wireless Sensors Logging as shown in the following example h Type a label for the measurement...

Page 13: ...he four analog sensor channels from the menu such as Channel 1 shown in this example g Select Enable Graph if you want the sensor data to be graphed in HOBOlink h Select Enable this channel if you wan...

Page 14: ...ired 4 Under Select Data to Export choose the name of the custom data export you want to be delivered or follow the previous set of steps to set up a custom data export 5 Under Data Destination select...

Page 15: ...ps send an email or text or close open or pulse one of the three relays if a relay module is installed For email or text enter the details and then select Send on Clear Also if you want an email or te...

Page 16: ...is inserted through the bottom of the station case Do not reconnect the power on the station until the mote is plugged in as shown 7 Plug in the battery and charging device and wait for the device to...

Page 17: ...ocess make sure the mote is in a vertical upright position and within range of the station 7 Repeat steps 4 6 for any additional motes to add 8 Press the Search button the magnifying glass on the RX30...

Page 18: ...t in the connection schedule Also note that the station will connect to HOBOlink when the device is powered up and when you press the Start button For RX3003 and RX3004 cellular models All connections...

Page 19: ...location Check the signal strength on the mote LCD on the location where you want to place the mote If there is only one or two bars on the signal strength indicator consider moving the mote to a loca...

Page 20: ...d for outdoor and weatherproof deployments and recommended for harsh indoor environments where debris could enter the station 1 Make sure all sensors and cables are installed including the solar panel...

Page 21: ...n or mote before opening it Check that all cables and wires are free of damage such as cracks cuts and splits Make sure cables and wires are still fastened securely and any conduit is still intact Ver...

Page 22: ...ranteed due to uncertainties in initial battery conditions and operating environment Use the following table as a guideline for estimating how long the station will run using a fully charged battery a...

Page 23: ...e separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV t...

Page 24: ...minutes in air moving 1 m sec with protective cap Operating Temperature Range 40 C to 75 C 40 F to 167 F Environmental Rating Weatherproof 0 to 100 RH intermittent condensing environments For best re...

Page 25: ...mounted properly the housing is weatherproof but not waterproof Refer to the station manual and Tripod Setup Guide for more information regarding setting up stations Connecting the Sensor to a Statio...

Page 26: ...erval See Measurement Operation for more information Operating Temperature Range 40 to 75 C 40 to 167 F Environmental Rating Sensor and Cable Jacket Weatherproof Housing Three cup polycarbonate anemom...

Page 27: ...place 5 Adjust the height of the sensor in the cross arm as necessary using one of the following methods and then tighten the nut and bolt until the cross arm just starts to deform a Loosen the tri cl...

Page 28: ...ogging at a 1 second interval the sensor will report the same wind speed its calculated average for three samples before calculating and reporting a new value for another three samples Gust speed is t...

Page 29: ...rproof Service Life 4 to 6 years typical depending upon environmental conditions Housing Injection molded plastic housing and vane static dissipating base lead free silicon bronze nose and aluminum mo...

Page 30: ...until snug 2 Insert the sensor mounting rod into the cross arm allowing the mounting rod to protrude 1 3 cm 1 2 inch from the bottom of the cross arm 3 Tighten the nut and bolt until the rod is sligh...

Page 31: ...urself so that the station is that number of degrees to the west of magnetic north 4 While viewing the sensor through binoculars instruct another person to rotate the sensor mounting rod to point the...

Page 32: ...logging at a 1 second interval the sensor will report the same wind direction its calculated average for three samples before calculating and reporting a new value for another three samples Measuremen...

Page 33: ...clamp unlimited with screws Compatible Sensors S THB 00x S TMB M0xx TMCx HB TMCx HD and external sensors from U23 00x or MX230x Maximum Sensor Diameter 1 22 cm 0 48 inches Mount temperature or temp R...

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