DT80M




Key Features
  • Integrated cellular modem
  • Ultra low-power design
  • Automatic data transfer to email or FTP
  • 1 Serial ‘Smart Sensor’ port
  • Up to 15 Analog (± 30V) sensor inputs
  • Expandable to 300 analog inputs
  • 12 Flexible Digital channels
  • Modbus for sensors and SCADA connection
  • SDI-12 (multiple networks)
DT80M Mobile Logger with 300 analogue inputs

Versatile Measurement

Connect an array of sensors through the versatile analog and digital channels, high-speed counter inputs, phase encoder inputs and programmable serial sensor channels.

Temperature, voltage, current, 4-20mA loops, resistance, bridges, strain gauges, frequency, digital, serial and calculated measurements can all be scaled, logged and returned in engineering units or within statistical reporting.

Set up sampling, logging, alarm and control tasks to suit your own requirements while interfaces for smart sensors, GPS and other intelligent devices expand the DT80Mflexibility.

Applications
  • Meteorological station network
  • Air pollution
  • River floods
  • Water flow
  • Forest fire detection
  • Water pollution
  • Plantation monitoring
  • Wind and solar power monitoring
  • Green houses

Designed For Remote Applications

The dataTaker DT80M intelligent data logger is a fully featured low-powered logging platform with an integrated cellular modem, making it perfect for remote applications. The rugged design and wide operating temperature range of the DT80M provides reliable operation in virtually any environment.

The DT80M’s perfect balance of performance with low-power also allows you to use a smaller solar panel without compromising on functionality.

Automatic Data Delivery

Forget travelling long distances to get your data. Utilise the DT80M’s automatic data delivery features to schedule your data to be automatically emailed to your inbox every day, week, month or other time interval.

More sophisticated systems can make use of the automatic data delivery features to send logged data to an FTP server. Alarm conditions can also trigger data delivery in addition to sending alarm messages to multiple email addresses or mobile phones.

Easy To Configure

The DT80M is configured directly in your web browser using dataTaker’s dEX graphical interface. dEX takes you through the confi guration of your logger, showing you wiring diagrams and allowing you to decide – in as much or as little detail – how you want the system to work, suiting both novice or advanced users.

Using the internal modem you can even re-confi gure your system remotely over the internet if required.


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Max Sampling rate (Hz) 40
Analog Inputs 15 (2-wire common reference)
10 (2-wire isolated)
5 (3 and 4 wire isolated)
Analog Input Range Voltage: ±30m,300m,3000m,50000mVDC
Current: ±30mA
Resistance: 1MΩ
Frequency: 450kHz
Analog Voltage Accuracy ±0.15 of Reading + (Full Scale Reading * 0.01%)
Effective Resolution 18 bits
Analog Outputs 1
Analog Out Range Voltage: 10m-10000mVDC
Current: 0-24mA
Excitation Analog Channel: selectable 2µA, 250µA or 2.5mA precision current source, 4.5V voltage source or switched external supply
Switchable 12V/5 regulated power output (max 300mA)
Digital IO 8 bi-directional channels
Counter Low speed counters: 8 counters shared with digital inputs
Dedicated counters: 4 high speed or 2 phase encoder
RS232/RS422/RS485 serial sensor port 1
USB Port 1
Ethernet Port 1
Data Storage 128MB (upgradeable to 2GB)
Protocols Supported Modbus, FTP, HTTP, XML, SMTP, NTP and SDI-12
CEM20 Expansion Module supported Yes
Power Requirements 10-30 VDC
Internal Battery 6Vdc 1.2Ah Lead Acid
Real Time Clock Accuracy ± 1 min/year (0°C to 40°C)
± 4 min/year (–40°C to 70°C)
Integrated Cellular Modem Interfaces: EDGE, GPRS, GSM, WCDMA, HSUPA, HSDPA
EDGE/GPRS/GSM Freq: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
WCDMA/HSUPA/HSDPA Freq: 850/1900/2100 MHz
Dimensions(mm) 180x137x65
Weight 1.5kg
Temperature Range –45°C to 70°C
Warranty 3 years

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