Portable data logger is ready for IPv6

The Datum-Y portable data logger has a powerful range of communications capabilities including IPv6 (Internet Protocol Version 6), for which it carries the IPv6 ready logo.

The Datum-Y portable data logger from Yokogawa has a powerful range of communications capabilities including IPv6 (Internet Protocol Version 6), for which it carries the IPv6 ready logo.

The instrument measures only 155 x 56 x 155mm and weighs around 800g, making it ideally suited to field service and maintenance applications.

It features a large TFT display with a wide viewing angle, and offers up to seven hours of continuous operation from its rechargeable battery.

The Datum-Y has a range of serial and parallel communications interfaces including USB, Ethernet, GPIB, RS485 and RS232.

It can function as a web server or FTP server or client, and also features an e-mail delivery function.

The unit has 16Mbyte of internal memory, and additional storage can be provided by CF or SD memory cards or by a USB memory stick.

External memory can be used to provide auto-set and auto-run functions.

The instrument also has a universal input which makes it suitable for a wide range of measurements, including DC voltage up to 30V, all common thermocouples and RTD temperature sensors, and pulse and logic signals.

The Datum-Y is available in eight- and 16-channel versions.

Minimum sampling time is 100ms on eight channels and 200ms on 16 channels, and can be set at a number of values up to a maximum of one hour.

Alarm and trigger functions are included, and data can be manipulated using differential computation, linear scaling and statistical calculations.

The Datum-Y can be used in conjunction with clamp-on power meters and luminance meters for electrical or optical measurements, and a rubber boot is available for increased impact resistance and environmental protection.

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