Gemini Tinytag TE-4743 Manual

TE-4743
Tinytag Plus LAN Four Input Voltage Data Logger Tinytag Plus LAN Four Input Voltage Data Logger
Tinytag Plus LAN Four Input Voltage Data Logger Tinytag Plus LAN Four Input Voltage Data Logger
(0 to 2.5V DC) x 4 (0 to 2.5V DC) x 4 (0 to 2.5V DC) x 4 (0 to 2.5V DC) x 4
connect
• Ethernet connectivity (communicates across a LAN)
• Four input voltage monitoring
• User programmable audible & visual alarm
• Alarm output, to trigger external device
• Power over Ethernet (PoE) with battery back-up
• Waterproof case
• Tinytag Connect compatible
The TE-4743 is a four input voltage data logger that plugs directly into a
network point and communicates across a LAN.
The logger can be managed as a standalone logger, in conjunction with the
standard version of Tinytag Explorer, or as part of a network of loggers, using
Tinytag Connect software.
The logger records data at user-defined logging intervals and can be
programmed to give alarm alerts, both audible and visual, in the event of a
problem. The logger also has an alarm output that changes state when alarms
are active.
Standalone
When used as a standalone device, the logger connects to a standard version
of Tinytag Explorer across a LAN and is downloaded and configured directly.
Tinytag Connect
When used as part of a Tinytag Connect system, the logger transmits data to
a Windows service that runs the system, called the Connect Gateway. This
data is then viewed, and loggers configured, using the Connect version of
Tinytag Explorer.
Multiple users can access the Connect system simultaneously.
If a logger cannot communicate with the system for any reason, data will be
recorded locally until communications are restored, ensuring no data is lost.
The Connect system can also send e-mail warnings when alarm limits are
exceeded.
Working With the Data
Using Tinytag Explorer, data recorded by the logger can be viewed as a graph
or as a table of readings. There are also summary views containing
information about the recording and a daily min/max view.
Data from multiple devices recording at the same time can be combined into a
single graph.
Graphical data can be exported from the software as an image, for use in
report writing or presentations, or as a data table, for further analysis in third-
party spreadsheet and data base programs.
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