Operation

1.Setup is simple and quick: Connect the MiniLogger to your computer and set the reading schedule with the
   MiniLogger Manager program.
2.In the field, connect the sensor to the MiniLogger, and then walk away.
3.When you return to retrieve the readings, you can retrieve the data with your laptop PC or swap the MiniLogger
    with another one.

Specifications

• Included with the MiniLogger: The MiniLogger Manager program for Windows 95/98/NT, an interface cable, and a
  user's manual.
  
  Excitation Type: Reads one VW sensor using a sweep-type pluck. Four user-selectable sweeps cover frequencies
  from 450 to 6000 Hz. Also reads RTD and Thermistor temperature sensors.
  
   Data Storage: Stores 2,000 readings with temperature, date, and time in secure, non-volatile memory. You can set the
  logger to halt recording when memory is full or continue recording and overwrite the earliest readings.
  
  Reading Schedule: Set a start time and a reading interval. The shortest interval is two seconds. The longest interval
  is one week.
  
  Data Retrieval: Requires interface cable (included) and Windows 95/98/NT computer running the MiniLogger
  Manager program.
  Engineering Units: The Manager program (included) can apply calibration factors to generate engineering units when
   it retrieves data. The resulting data file will then contain both the original Hz readings as well as the readings in
  engineering units.
  
  Data Format: You can save readings into a comma-delimited ASCII file, ready for your spreadsheet. Or, if you also
  use a CR10 data logger, you can save readings in a .dat file for processing along with your CR10 data.
  
  Power: Two D-cell batteries provide four months of data logging.
  
  Weatherproofing: MiniLogger electronics are completely encapsulated in waterproof resin, so box can be opened in
  the field.
  Dimensions: 100 x 100 x 90 mm high (4 x 4 x 3.5 inch).