Measurement Computing USB-525 Quick Start

Quick Start

USB-525

Logger Assistant

Getting started with the USB-525

Getting started with the USB-525

This quick start explains how to configure and log data with a USB-500

Series temperature/humidity data logger using the USB-525 Logger

Assistant for the first time.

Minimum and recommended system requirements

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Computer with Pentium® II-class processor,

450 MHz (Pentium III class processor, 650 MHz or higher recommended)

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Windows 8/7/Vista/XP (32- or 64-bit)

Power on the USB-525

To power on the USB-525, press-and-hold the button on the front of the device until the screen turns on.

The USB-525 battery comes approximately 25% charged so you can try the device straight out of the box. The USB-525 powers down and cancels any operation after five minutes of inactivity. Touch the screen before five minutes elapses to keep the device powered on.

Example: Configuring a data logger

Complete the following steps to configure a USB-500 Series data logger using the USB-525:

1.

With the USB-525 powered on, insert a compatible USB-500 Series data logger into the USB port on the top of the USB-525.

2.

Press Set-Up Logger.

3.

Press Full Set-Up.

4.

Press Next to retain the current logger name.

5.

Press Next to retain the current temperature units.

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Example: Configuring a data logger

6.

Press the arrow icons to set the SAMPLE FREQUENCY to 10 Secs , and then press Next .

7.

On each temperature alarm screen, press the arrow icons to set each alarm to OFF , and then press Next .

8.

Press Immediate Start , remove the logger from the USB-525, and let it log data for two minutes.

Download and view logger data

Complete the following steps to download logger data and view the data graphically on the USB-525,:

1.

Insert the logger into the USB port on the top of the USB-525.

2.

Press Stop Logger & Download .

3.

Press NEXT to stop the logger.

4.

Press View Data .

The following example shows temperature and humidity data logged by a USB-502 data logger.

Click Summary to display a screen showing a graph legend, high and low data points, and the number of alarm occurrences.

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For more information

For more information

Refer to the following documents for more information about using the

USB-525 to configure and view data from supported USB-500 Series data loggers:

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USB-525 Logger Assistant section of the USB-500/600 Data Logger

Application Help .

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USB-500/600 Series data sheet: www.mccdaq.com/pdfs/specs/USB-500-

600-Series-data.pdf

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USB-500/600 Series Quick Start : www.mccdaq.com/pdfs/manuals/QS-

USB-500-600.pdf

For software and hardware questions:

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Knowledgebase: kb.mccdaq.com

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Tech support form: www.mccdaq.com/support/support_form.aspx

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Email: [email protected]

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Phone: 508-946-5100 and follow the instructions for reaching Tech

Support

Customers outside of the U.S. should contact their local Measurement

Computing distributor for support. Refer to www.mccdaq.com/International to locate the distributor near you.

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