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Adding Loggers: W2 Wireless and Ethernet Loggers
1) Logger Models - There are two types of W2 Loggers:
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W2 Wireless Loggers:
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Requires a Receiver (WR2xx) for wireless transmission of data to the PC.
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Depending on your logger model, you may receive an AC Adapter or additional equipment such as
a probe. For remote probe models, please make sure to connect the probe to the logger before
setup.
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W2 Ethernet Loggers:
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Require an Ethernet connection and AC power for transmission of data to the PC.
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Receiver is not required, but can be added to a W2 system running standard wireless loggers and a
receiver.
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If operating several subnets on your network, confirm with IT that the logger subnet can
communicate with the Host PC subnet. If necessary both the Host PC and the logger can be
assigned fixed IP addresses. Ex: Must be able to ping the Host PC IP Address from the Logger IP
Address.
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AC power is required for operation. Can run on battery only power while being configured and
moved to its target location.
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Depending on your logger model, you may receive an AC Adapter or additional equipment such as
a probe. For remote probe models, please make sure to connect the probe to the logger before
setup.
2) If the logger model requires a probe, make sure the probe is firmly connected to the logger. Slide the power
switch up to the “On” position. LED will blink red/green/blue quickly 10 times to indicate power on.
3) Leaving the receiver plugged into the computer, connect the logger into the computer via the unused USB
cable. (Note required for Ethernet Loggers)