Each X2-SDL and SDL-V2 data logger has a body tag number for identification. The long housing tube has the tag etched between the antenna and sensor bulkheads. The default name of the device on WQData LIVE will incorporate this number (see Figure 3). NexSens technical support specialists will typically request the body tag for remote […]
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Identify X2 via Body Tag
Each X2 data logger has a body tag number etched into the side of the bottom bulkhead. It is located on the lower backside of the logger in between the two RF ports or plugs. The body tag number is incorporated into the default name of the device on WQData LIVE and will […]
Dashboard Map Site Marker Colors
Site markers on a WQData LIVE project map will assume one of four possible colors reflecting the current status of the data logger(s) assigned to them: Green Green map markers indicate that all data loggers assigned to the site have a normal status. No user-configured alarms or alerts are currently triggered. Yellow Yellow […]
Why did my FTP data report stop sending?
To prevent scheduling errors that can arise from repeated server connection issues, WQData LIVE will automatically disable any FTP data report that fails to send (5) times consecutively. The owner of the WQData LIVE project will automatically be emailed a notice when this occurs. Re-enable FTP Report Once the FTP/SFTP server credentials in the […]
X2 Desiccant Replacement
Each X2 ships with a bag of desiccant placed underneath the data logger circuit boards. Replace this desiccant bag whenever: The X2 enclosure is opened. Moisture from condensation appears on the inside surface of the enclosure lid. The Internal Humidity diagnostic parameter reads 50% or greater. Use a desiccant pack provided by NexSens or any […]
Send Data to a FTP Server instead of WQData LIVE
Background Information Certain organizations may not be permitted to allow data to reside on a 3rd party cloud server such as WQData LIVE. In these cases cellular X2-series data loggers can be configured to bypass WQData LIVE and transmit their raw XML data files directly to an FTP file server. Notable restrictions of using […]
What is the lifting capacity of a NexSens buoy?
NexSens XB- and CB-Series buoys are designed to support their own weight and can be lifted using the topside lifting eyes. One or more eyes may be used. Do not lift moorings or anchors by the buoy. These must be lifted separately. Large platform buoys (CB-650, CB-950, CB-1250) should not be lifted by the top […]
RV50 Cell Account Setup Requirements
Overview Cellular data accounts must be provisioned properly to work with NexSens data loggers. To ensure the account will be set up correctly, notify Verizon of all general account requirements during the initial account setup or cell account transfer (from an old 3G modem). Cellular Coverage Verizon must offer good coverage in the area of […]
What do the LEDs on an RV50 Cell Modem Indicate?
LED Color/Pattern Meaning Power Off Insufficient power input (requires 7-36VDC) Solid Green Sufficient power present Green w/Amber Flash Sufficient power present and modem has a GPS fix Solid Red *Standby mode Flashing Green When the reset button is held, indicates when to release the reset button for a soft reset Flashing Red When the […]
Direct Connect to an iSIC Data Logger
A UW-USB-485P cable can be used to establish a direct connection with a SDL500C, SDL500R or SDL500I data logger. 1. Plug the USB cable into a computer and verify the COM port of the cable. 2. Open iChart. 3. Select Advanced | Terminal from the file menu. 4. Select the COM Port to which the […]