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Can the CR510 manual be used to answer questions regarding a CR500?
How is the oxygen level in water controlled?
If a DOS application requires bidirectional serial wireless communication with a nonintelligent data terminal, will a pair of RF401A radios work?
What is the typical range for the RF411?
Is there a shelf-life for the CS511 Dissolved Oxygen Probe?
Can the CS511 be used to measure dissolved oxygen in a soil medium?
Can the CS511 be completely immersed?
Is there a connection where the cable can come out of the CS511?
How can a data table on the data logger be deleted using the simplepb.dll library?
If a facility has ordered the RTDAQ software but wants to start using it right away, can a copy of the software be downloaded from the Campbell Scientific website?
Does CRBasic have to be used to program a data logger? Does a menu-driven program generator exist for the data logger?
What is the 229 heating element made of? In an acidic environment, such as copper mine tailings, would the sensor be expected to fail because of corrosion within five years?
What is the optimum calibration frequency for a WindSonic?
Is it possible for a WindSonic to operate in extreme conditions like snow, glacial temperatures, and freezing rain?
Where is the interface cable for the WindSonic?
Can vertical wind speed be measured by rotating the WindSonic 90 degrees?
Can the WindSonic produce an output of 4 Hz or higher frequency?
The WindSonic has the average 1 Hz output of 40 Hz block measurements. What does the 40 Hz block measurement mean?
Is it possible to connect a sonic anemometer and an electronic compass to a smart data logger to give wind speed and direction on a non-fixed platform?
If data is downloaded to a PC, the resultant “CR1000_Table1.dat” file is, for example, 150 kB in size. Is 150 kB necessarily its size on the CR1000? Is there any type of data compression being used?

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