Mount the iSIC box to a wall using the A55 mounting plate. It may be attached using the included hardware. First attach the plate to the back of the iSIC box using the (4) ¼-20 X ¾” bolts and then secure the mounting plate to the support surface. It can be attached to a pole […]
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Check Continuity of an RF Cable
Use a multimeter to determine if there is a short or other issue affecting continuity within an RF Cable: 1. Set the meter to the resistance setting with the best resolution. On many meters, this will be the 200 ohm setting. 2. To determine if there is any internal resistance in the meter, cross […]
What Is an MS2 Connector?
An MS2 connector is used to supply power to an iSIC Data Logger. It has two openings – one for power and the other for ground. An MS2 connector can be found on the A11 float charger (power adapter) and the solar panels of iSIC MAST systems. The port which connects the MS2 connector […]
Reset iSIC Data Logger to Manufacturer’s Defaults
1. Refer to the appropriate data logger category for instructions on connecting directly to the iSIC Data Logger or SDL500 that is being used. 2. In iChart, click Advanced | iSIC | iSIC. The iSIC Setup window will appear. 3. Enter the correct COM Port (Check the Port on the Device Manager by clicking Start | Right-click […]
Setting an iSIC Data Logger as a Pass-Through Device
In order to collect data from an iSIC that is connected to another iSIC, pass-through settings must be made in iChart. This article assumes an iChart project file and data loggers have already been programmed. 1. Right click on the data logger in the iChart Navigation Panel and select Property. The iSIC Data Logger Communication Properties […]
Reinstalling an iSIC Circuit Board
After repairs or diagnostics, it may be necessary to reinstall an iSIC data logger’s circuit board. 1. Mount the PCB to the mounting plate using (4) M3 x 16 screws and (4) M3 lock washers. 2. Turn the mounting plate over, place an M3 lockwasher and an M3 hex nut on the one […]
3100-iSIC Data Logger Specifications
(NEMA 4X Enclosure): 12” x 8.5” x 6.95” (inches) Analog Inputs: Standard: (4) differential or (8) single-ended | Optional: (4) differential or (8) single-ended additional | 0-2.5 V auto range. 12-bit resolution. Analog Output: Standard: (1) 12-bit channel | Optional: (1) 12-bit channel | 0-5 V or 0-2.5 V programmable Power Outputs: 12 V 100 mA configurable […]
Setting Up a Cellular Data Account
Overview Cellular data accounts must be provisioned properly to work with NexSens data loggers. To ensure the account will be set up correctly, notify the cellular provider of all general account requirements during the initial account setup. NexSens cellular data logging systems use a Sierra Wireless AirLink LS300 modem. Cellular Coverage The cellular provider […]
Setting Up a Sprint Cellular Data Account
Overview Cellular data accounts must be provisioned properly to work with NexSens data loggers. To ensure the account will be set up correctly, notify Sprint of all general account requirements during the initial account setup. Cellular Coverage Sprint must offer good coverage in the area of deployment. Use this link to check coverage […]
Setting Up an AT&T Cellular Data Account
Cellular data accounts must be provisioned properly to work with NexSens data loggers. To ensure the account will be set up correctly, notify AT&T of all general account requirements during the initial account setup. Cellular Coverage AT&T must offer good coverage in the area of deployment. Use the link to check the coverage area: […]