USB Datalogger The USB logger can be used to connect to the RS485 stationary decoder network and will collect all data communication on a USB stick in a CSV format with local date and time stamp. General The USB data logger can be used to store large amounts of data on a USB Stick (Millions of records). The logger is connected via the RS485 port to a LID608, LID650 or LID665 decoder. All ID numbers transmitted by the decoder are read by the data logger, date/time stamped and stored on the USB stick. The Unit address and the baud rate of the data logger can be set by using DIP switches. The USB datalogger has LED indications for power, Rx & Tx communication and for Storage active (becomes active when a USB stick is inserted). A pushbutton to safely remove the USB stick is located next to the USB stick. The logger is recognised by the PC software of the LID650/LID665. Date and time are set via this software. Each day the logger creates automatically a file (CSV format). Also there are 2 inputs available. One analogue for monitoring for example the battery voltage. Second input is a digital input that can be programmed to meet special customer requirements. Applications All applications that require to store a large amount of data. Technical specifications Supply Voltage = 7-12Volt DC Memory capacity = Depending on size of USB stick (1GB USB stick will store approximately 18 million codes with date & time) Communication = RS485 for logging, RS232 for connecting, Optional GPRS modem for data transfer. Visual indication = Tx & Rx data LED. Storing data, Power. Audio indication = No Inputs = 1 analogue input 0-24VDC, 1 digital pull-down Date-time = Real Time Clock with Li-battery backup. Dimensions = 100 x 100 x ? mm (depending on type of USB stick) Optional GPRS modem connection to send data on a web server Expansion port for optional connections like Bluetooth or WiFi module DIN Rail mountable
