To test that the solar power supply system has been installed and performs properly you need a multimeter set to “Read Current” mode. Step 1 To begin with you should check if the output from the solar panel is correct. You should do this on a sunny day (Please connect the multimeter as shown in
We recommend using a flotation (back-up) sealed lead-acid battery (12VDC). This kind of battery has no maintenance and can be transported in any orientation. If you are performing wind measurement and are using an internet / GSM connection to your data logger, we recommend using a 24Ah battery. This gives autonomy of approximately 1 month
We offer two alternative satellite solutions, Iridium and BGAN. Either solution enables you to connect with data loggers installed in remote locations without GSM coverage while maintaining full compatibility with the other features and accessories of our data loggers, including: Live data connections Remote modifications to logger settings incl. firmware upgrades Automatic data download GPS
Because of the extensive number of customers with wind & solar measurement campaigns in several different countries we know that many of you find it difficult to acquire local SIM cards with the optimal settings and local GPRS / 3G coverage. We have listened to your feedback and the need for a more effective way
There are several ways to share data from the EOL Zenith data logger with e.g. your colleagues, external consultants or your met mast installation company. Click here to download our guide.
The .elog files contain raw data that were sent by email, either by the logger itself or by another EOL Manager forwarding them after download. You can configure EOL Manager to extract the data from the .elog files automatically by selecting “Read Emails From Logger / Synchronize from other EOL Manager” in the “Download” tab
Every logger on EOL Manager has its own directory where data is stored. If you want to move the content of the current directory to a new folder, it is very important to do it from EOL Manager and not from Windows. To do so, access to Logger Settings → Site Info tab → Download Directory and type in the User Defined
Open EOL Manager and go to the data logger you are working on. Open the “inputs” tab and type in the calibration values from the Measnet calibration certificate. Please notice that it is not necessary to upload these calibration values to the data logger. The data logger simply does not use them. All the calibration
When data is downloaded from your data logger it is automatically stored in the folder you chose when you installed EOL Manager. The easiest way for you to see your latest data is to right click on your data logger in the main dashboard of EOL Manager. You will then see the menu (as shown
In the row data (files *.log), loggers always works with UTC to have always the same reference. So you can make correlations and checks with other towers because all of them have the same reference. don’t mind the country, the time zone, etc. Moreover, when you check the data there are a lot of uncertainties