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Product overview

DL-9601 is a 7999 digital data logger. It allows you to set the acquisition time from 1 s to 99 h. The device is adapted to work with LUTRON microprocessor instruments.

The data stream is received via RS232 interface from:

• LUTRON microprocessor-based instruments: TM-915, TM-916, TM-906A, PH-207, CD-4303, DO-5510, AM-4203, AM-4204, AM-4205, LX-105, HT-3005, HT-3006, PS-9301, TM-908, MS-7000, UVA-365, UVC-254, etc;
• Digital multimeter with RS232 connector: DM-9680.

The device is powered by a battery. When the battery low indicator lights up, the input data will be stored into memory automatically without loss. The data memory will be erased when the battery voltage drops below about 3V. Therefore, after the discharge indicator lights up, transfer the data to the computer as soon as possible.

Key features

• Data memory: 7999 data (16-bit stream);
• Display: 10 mm - 0.4", red LEDs, resolution: 2 digits, max reading: 99;
• Registration time settings - sampling rate: (1-99 seconds); (1-99 minutes); (1-99 hours);
• Clock with quartz oscillator;
• Batteries: 4 1.5V AA (UM-3) batteries - alkaline or heavy duty type;
• Current consumption: approximately 30mA DC;
• External power supply: (optional) 9V DC power adapter;
• Operating temperature: 0 °C to 50 °C;
• Permissible humidity: up to 80% relative humidity;
• Dimensions and weight: 131x70x26 mm; 180g (with batteries);

Standard equipment:

• User manual;
• Floppydisk with SW-D003 software (data transfer from the DL-9601 recorder to a computer).

Optional equipment:

• RS232 cable for microprocessor devices: type UPCB-01;
• RS232 cable for DM-9680 multimeter: type UPCB-02

Application

Connecting the DL-9601 data logger with LUTRON instruments (digital multimeters and microprocessor-based instruments) with built-in RS-232 connector allows the DL-9601 to store up to 7999 measurement data, with a set recording time from 1 second to 99 hours.

After the DL-9601 has stored the expected data (collection: xxx.dat), the logger must be connected to a computer and the data loaded into it. Transferring the data to the computer allows the use of application programs, such as: Lotus123 or Excel, to record and analyze them.