Data loggers

[Elitniy CalcLover]

(11-14-2024 10:30 PM)teenix Wrote:  Sorry, I'm not sure what will fit. The loggers I worked with had screw terminal blocks to attach the sensor wires to. It seems reasonable that a suitable connector would come with the equipment or at least a part number to purchase one.

I haven't used the Einstein before, but the external sensors look proprietary and designed for the Einstein and connect via its USB port, so the little blue boxes would contain circuitry to convert the sensor signals to USB compatible digital.

If this is the case, then to connect any other type of sensor is probably not practical because of the USB interface.

I might have missed something, but I don't know what the white box is with the multi-pin connector.

cheers

Tony

The little white box is the distance sensor, detects distance from 0.4 to 10 meters (this sensor on ebay)
I meant that fourier made fourier sensors, but also einstein sensors and loggers. They are from the same company, this means fourier surely have the same digital output as the einstein sensors, but with different type of connectors - what if I buy a simple adapter from microUSB to multi pin thing and try to connect it? The only thing is that I need to know what is this multipin connector called like