Sensor Interface Manuals & User Guides

WR-01 Wind and Rain Sensor Interface MANUAL Revised 7 November 2025 Firmware revision 1 Warranty If this product fails due to defects in materials or workmanship during the period of one year from the date of purchase, Argent Data Systems…

GE HealthCare WSI01 Wireless Sensor Interface Product Information Specifications Model: WSI01 Interface: M.2 Features: NFC Antenna, MBAN Antennas Certifications: EU RED, US FCC, Canada ISED Change history Date Author Comments 5-Aug-2025 Timo Hakala Initial version. Glossary Term Description CE Conformité…

Shelly Plus Gehigarriko Sentsore Isolatuaren Interfazearen Ezaugarriak Muntaketa: Shelly Plus gailu bati lotuta Neurriak (AxZxS): 37x42x15 mm Funtzionamenduko tenperatura: -20°C-tik 40°C-ra Gehienezko altitudea: 2000 m Elikatze-iturria: 3.3 V⎓ (Shelly plus gailutik) Kontsumo elektrikoa: < 0.5 W…

HOBO RX3000 Water Level Sensor Interface Instruction Manual Adding a Sensor Node to the HOBOnet® Wireless Sensor Network Press the Select button on the station to switch to the module with the manager (module 2 on RX2105 or RX2106 stations).…

HOBO RXW Water Level Sensor Interface User Guide This sensor interface, which is compatible with the MX2001 suite of sensors, monitors changing water levels in a wide range of applications, including streams, lakes, wetlands, tidal areas, and groundwater. It is…

RXW Water Level Sensor Interface (RXW-WL-xxx) Quick Start RXW-WL-xxx Water Level Sensor Interface Adding a Sensor Node to the HOBOnet® Wireless Sensor Network Important: Keep the sensor node near the station while completing these steps. If you are setting up…

Synapse Bridge 485 Wireless Sensor Interface DESCRIPTION The Bridge 485 works in conjunction with other SimplySnap nodes to provide access to devices that utilize the MODBUS RTU protocol over a RS485 serial connection. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS: TO…

MSI 60 Modular Sensor Interface Modular Sensor Interface MSI 60 Manual Version 1.1 21/07/2022 Content Content 1 Getting started ................................................................................................................................................................ 4 2 Onboard Network Concept ............................................................................................................................................ 5 3 Installation ....................................................................................................................................................................... 6 4 Technical Data ................................................................................................................................................................. 7 5 Inputs and Outputs…