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Datalogger for the Mac

by Joseph Gwinn <JoeGwinn@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 10, 2005 at 04:35 PM

There is now a data logger that works with the Mac, for US $200.  I 
bought a unit sight unseen after seeing it mentioned in Macworld (May 
2005, page 68), and looking over the website "http://www.onsetcomp.com".
 

I got a model U12-012, and have been using it for about a week now.  So 
far, so good.  Everything works as advertised.   

Although not obvious from the photos, the unit is 70mm by 57mm by 17mm, 
and fits easily in a ****rt pocket.

One thing I would change is the light measurement channel:  It's linear, 
while logarithmic would be better.  With linear, ordinary indoor 
illumination levels are at the bottom of the sensitivity range.  I 
haven't tried the unit in full sunlight.  It may saturate.

Apparently, only the U12 series have Mac software (MacOS 10 only).  All 
series have Windows software.

Joe Gwinn

No relation to the manufacturer except as a customer.
 




 3 Posts in Topic:
Datalogger for the Mac
Joseph Gwinn <JoeGwinn  2005-04-10 16:35:00 
Re: Datalogger for the Mac
Pieter Kuiper <Pieter.  2005-04-16 18:06:48 
Re: Datalogger for the Mac
Joseph Gwinn <JoeGwinn  2005-04-17 12:22:41 

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