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Sending Email from Your Data Logger Just Got Easier!

Learn about a solution to SMTP server compatibility issues when sending emails from your datalogger.

Exciting Possibilities for CR310 Users

Get a first-hand account of the communication capabilities that are packed in this small datalogger.

Robin Deissinger

Answers to 5 Common Questions about Storing Data to Memory Cards

Learn how you might improve your methods for storing data.

Carolyn Ivans

Do You Use R? Here's a Tool for Importing Campbell Scientific Data

Use this tool to take the data from your Campbell Scientific datalogger and import it into R for statistical analysis and plot rendering.

The Most Rugged Air Temp/RH Sensor We Know of: the EE181

Find out what makes this sensor rugged enough to handle your extreme environments.

Robin Deissinger

Available Security Measures for Internet-Connected Data Loggers

Learn how to secure your datalogger, data, and network.

How to Replace “Undefined” or “N/A” with Your Real-Time Data Values

Find out what "Undefined" or "N/A" values are in your datalogger support software and what you can do about them.

Janet Albers

How to Prevent a Program Update from Causing a Loss of Communication

Try using a little bit of programming code to prevent having to make a trip to your station site.

Robert Hyatt

Sharing Your Monitored Data via Social Media

See how tweets, a web page, and email messages were used to send alerts to decision makers and the general public.

Barbra Utley

The Many Possibilities of PakBus™ Networking

Learn the benefits of using PakBus and how to easily design a PakBus network.

Jacob Davis

The Internet of Things (IoT) – Doing Our “Thing” Since Y2K

Take a look at the products that have been providing you with convenient Internet access to your data, and find out what you can expect in the future.

How to Know when Your Data Logger Memory Is Getting Full

Learn what you need to know about how the memory of your Campbell Scientific datalogger works.

Janet Albers