Sensor and Peripheral Compatibility Table
DEVICE
SENSORS Anemometers (cup or propeller) Anemometers (2-D sonic) Anemometers (3-D sonic) Barometers Ceilometers GPS
CR300-Series CR800/CR850 CR1000 CR6 Series
CR3000
CR9000X
Present Weather Pyranometers Reflectometers Relative humidity Shaft encoders Strain gauges Tipping buckets Thermistors Thermocouples
Vibrating wire Visibility
COMMUNICATIONS PERIPHERALS MicroSD
CompactFlash® Ethernet
Direct Connect
Multidrop Modems PCMCIA Cards (type I, II, or III)
Phone Modems (cellular) Phone Modems (land-line)
Radios (narrowband UHF/VHF) Radios (spread spectrum/SRD860) Satellite Transmitters (GOES) Satellite Transmitters (Argos) Satellite Transmitters (Iridium) Short-Haul Modems
MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL PERIPHERALS (see note 4) Multiplexers
SDM Devices CDM Devices (see note 5) Wind Vanes
see note 2
see note 3 see note 3
see note 3
see note 3
Notes: 1. To determine compatibility with devices not offered by Campbell Scientific or devices not listed on this chart, refer to the device’s product brochure or manual, or contact Campbell Scientific.
2. Contact Campbell Scientific about configuration requirements for using the CR9000X with our GPS sensor. 3. Although compatible, phone modems, spread spectrum radios, and short haul modems do not support the CR9000X’s maximum communication rate. 4. Measurement and control devices typically used with the CR9000X are the AM25T multiplexer, SDM-CAN and SDM-INT8. Although compatible, the AM16/32B multiplexer, SDM-CD16AC, and SDM-CVO4 do not support the CR9000X’s maximum communication rate and are not practical for most CR9000X applications.
5. Our CR6-series dataloggers support CDMs natively through their CPI port. The CR800, CR850, CR1000, and CR3000 must use an SC-CPI interface.
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