(often called
batt_volt
in the Public table) reference the external battery voltage. For
information about the internal battery, see
2.1.1 Powering a datalogger with a vehicle
If a datalogger is powered by a motor-vehicle power supply, a second power supply may be
needed. When starting the motor of the vehicle, battery voltage often drops below the voltage
required for datalogger operation. This may cause the datalogger to stop measurements until the
voltage again equals or exceeds the lower limit. A second supply or charge regulator can be
provided to prevent measurement lapses during vehicle starting.
In vehicle applications, the earth ground lug should be firmly attached to the vehicle chassis with
12 AWG wire or larger.
2.1.2 Power LED indicator
When the datalogger is powered, the Power LED will turn on according to power and program
states:
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Off: No power, no program running.
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1 flash every 10 seconds: Powered, program running.
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3 flashes every 10 seconds: Powered via USB, program running.
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Always on: Powered, no program running.
2.2 Power output
The datalogger can be used as a power source for sensors and peripherals. Take precautions to
prevent damage to sensors or peripherals from over- or under-voltage conditions, and to
minimize errors. Additionally, exceeding current limits causes voltage output to become
unstable. Voltage should stabilize once current is again reduced to within stated limits. The
following are available:
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12V: unregulated nominal 12 Vdc. This supply closely tracks the primary datalogger supply
voltage; so, it may rise above or drop below the power requirement of the sensor or
peripheral. Precautions should be taken to minimize the error associated with the
measurement of underpowered sensors.
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5V: regulated 5 Vdc. The 5 Vdc supply is regulated to within a few millivolts of 5 Vdc as
long as the main power supply for the datalogger does not drop below the minimum
supply voltage. It is intended to power sensors or devices requiring a 5 Vdc power supply. It
is not intended as an excitation source for bridge measurements.
2. Wiring panel and terminal functions
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