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This document provides instructions for using the HOBO UX90-001 State Data Logger. It describes the logger's components and specifications. It then provides step-by-step instructions for launching the logger to begin collecting data, checking its status, placing it to monitor a electrical panel, reading out the collected data, viewing the graph created in HOBOware software, and exporting the data to a CSV file for further analysis in Excel. Additional resources are referenced for learning more about using the HOBOware Pro software.
Performance Module 13 State Data Logger
This document provides instructions for using the HOBO UX90-001 State Data Logger. It describes the logger's components and specifications. It then provides step-by-step instructions for launching the logger to begin collecting data, checking its status, placing it to monitor a electrical panel, reading out the collected data, viewing the graph created in HOBOware software, and exporting the data to a CSV file for further analysis in Excel. Additional resources are referenced for learning more about using the HOBOware Pro software.